Fenella Langridge joins HUUB

New gear for the fast improving Middle Distance Brit, Fenella Langridge, who has joined Derby-based brand HUUB for 2020
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HUUB sign Brit breakthrough middle distance female athlete

HUUB are excited to officially welcome Fenella Langridge to the HUUB family. An athlete that stormed onto the middle distance scene in 2018, with three podiums from three IRONMAN 70.3 starts before taking her first victory at IRONMAN 70.3 Edinburgh. 2019 was another strong season for the breakthrough Brit, and we’re looking forward to what 2020 brings with her season starting at Challenge Salou towards the end of March.

Dean Jackson, HUUB Founder, commented, “We are extremely delighted to be welcoming another world-class athlete to the HUUB family. Fenella is a great ambassador for us with her constant positive and fun attitude as well as her ability to perform and reach the podiums.”

Fenella added, “HUUB continues to progress, push boundaries and create products that combine science and practicality in sport. They are always moving forward, thinking outside the box and in the process leave no stone unturned. Who wants to be standing still, hey? So that’s why I’m really proud to be joining the HUUB family and looking forward to a great 2020!”

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