Craig Phillips is delighted to be the celebrity ambassador of the SockShop's latest success, Heat Holders ultimate thermal socks. Heat Holders have been created to combat the age old problem of cold feet. Seven times warmer than normal cotton socks, Heat Holders will ensure that feet stay warm in the coldest of conditions thanks to their unique thermal pile with a tested tog rating of 2.34!
Because of their warmth, heat retention and comfort; they are highly practical for working within the construction and building industry. Craig has been endorsing Heat Holders since 2010 and his image will appear on all new Point of Sale items in stores right across the UK. Weather girl Emma Jesson and TV presenter and Skiing expert Graham Bell joined Craig as ambassadors for the impressively warm sock brand.
Craig is a keen skier, snowboarder and rambler and also works on building sites in various weather conditions throughout the entire year, therefore he is well aware of the importance of thermally insulated products in keeping warm. He says: "I'm very impressed with Heat Holders warmth and heat retention in cold weather conditions as well as their comfort and practicality on the construction site. They are great not only for use on building sites, but also other day to day leisure activities as well as winter and extreme sports. I am thrilled to be associated with such a great product; I would definitely recommend them to anyone, especially if you are working outdoors a lot of the time!"
Anyone can benefit from Heat Holders as they are also perfect for anyone whose feet just refuse to stay warm when they're relaxing on the sofa or curling up in bed!
Craig will be seen at live events and appearances promoting the Heat Holder range all over the country, showcasing the many styles, lengths and colours on offer for men and women from the brand during 2011 and into 2012.
Heat Holders are available to purchase in various high street stores as well as online. To buy now or for more information on Heat Holders products and stockists, please visit: www.heatholders.com.