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New Signal Mirror Offers Sturdy, Portable SOS for Adventure Seekers

Posted: 07/24/2008 In Category: Outdoor New Products
Posted By: Justin Vandenberg

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(July 24, 2008 – Winnipeg, Canada) – Coghlan’s (www.coghlans.com), the worldwide leader in camping and outdoor accessories, is pleased to introduce the Sight-Grid Signal Mirror to its spring 2009 line of outdoor gear. Designed to offer the highest reflectivity while remaining shatter resistant, the Signal Mirror uses glass encased in acrylic and is essential for adventure travel.

“Coghlan’s Sight-Grid Signal Mirror combines the best elements from other signal mirrors, offering outdoor enthusiasts the strongest, most accurate signal mirror on the market,” said Justin Vandenberg, marketing manager of Coghlan’s.

Allowing for a signal up to 25 miles away, Coghlan’s Signal Mirror features a mesh grid in the center of the mirror ensuring the beam of reflected light reaches the target on spot. It is also compact at 2” X 3”, floats and features a lanyard hole. The Signal Mirror is great for backpacking light, traveling to remote locations, SOS and signaling rescue planes.

ABOUT COGHLAN’S LTD.
Headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Coghlan’s Ltd. is recognized as the world leader in camping and outdoor accessories. Founded in 1959, Coghlan’s is a family-owned company with a reputation built around core values of product quality and innovation. With controlled annual product introductions, Coghlan’s has more than 450 products in its line of outdoor accessories and offers superior customer service to its customers and national/specialty retailers. For more information about Coghlan’s, find them on the Web at www.coghlans.com.

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