Afloat/Henri Lloyd Facebook Competition

20th July 2010

Afloat, in cooperation with Marine Clothing specialists Henri Lloyd, have four backpacks to give away to Afloat.ie readers in yet another Facebook competition.

To enter, send an email to [email protected] with your answer to this question in the subject line: When was Henri Lloyd founded?

The answer can be found on the Henri Lloyd Facebook page. To win, you must be a fan of both the Henri Lloyd and Afloat Magazine Facebook pages.

It's that simple.

Four lucky winners will receive a Henri Lloyd CSL backpack each. The CSL backpack is constructed from ballistic nylon and features a padded 'air flow' back panel to reduce moisture build up. It comes equipped with a sternum strap for added security and comfort and major seams are double sewn and capped with binding tape before being sewn again. High stress areas are reinforced.

Afloat, in cooperation with Marine Clothing specialists Henri Lloyd, have four backpacks to give away to Afloat.ie readers in another exclusive Facebook competition.

To enter, send an email to [email protected] with the answer to this question in the subject line: When was Henri Lloyd founded?
The answer can be found on the Henri Lloyd Facebook page. To win, you must be a fan of both the Henri Lloyd and Afloat Magazine Facebook pages and be over 18 years of age.

Four lucky winners will receive a Henri Lloyd CSL backpack each.

Henri Lloyd on Facebook: Facebook.com/hlmarine

Afloat Magazine on Facebook: Facebook.com/Afloatmagazine

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The CSL backpack is constructed from ballistic nylon and features a padded 'air flow' back panel to reduce moisture build up. It comes equipped with a sternum strap for added security and comfort and major seams are double sewn and capped with binding tape before being sewn again. High stress areas are reinforced.

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