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About Us
The love of sports and of the winter season; knowledge of materials and different manufacturing techniques; attention to detail and elegance; a unique design adapted to the reality of sports and their environment; intensive use of product under real conditions. All these statements describe us. We are Blivet Sports and we offer a line of superior quality products that will exceed your expectations.
Founded in 2018 in Quebec city, Canada, Blivet Sports originated not only from a desire to develop and offer the very best to athletes, but also out of the experience of our designers, who are in turn passionate about using these products. Blivet Sports collaborates with athletes at every level and benefits greatly from the support of all our testers and ambassadors.
BLIVET?... WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?
The blivet is at once an indecipherable figure, an optical illusion and an impossible object. It is also known as a two-pronged trident, Devil's pitchfork.
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IN FRENCH, V.P.S. STANDS FOR ' ' FATBIKE ' 'Ā
Some English words and expressions turn into quite a challenge to be translated in French, ''FATBIKE'' is one of those words. Impossible to go for one French word only, VĆLO Ć PNEUS SURDIMENSIONNĆS (BICYCLE WITH OVERSIZED TIRES) is pretty much the only way to say it so why don't we go for the acronym V.P.S.
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QUILO boots
QUILOā¦ Word from Roman mythology for the North Wind.
Roman mythology name referring to the North Wind.
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KOLL Helmet
KOLLā¦ From Old Norse, a medieval Scandinavian language, a word meaning skull, a head without hair.
Old Norse, kollrĀ = 'skull', 'head' (without hair).
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KETILL Helmet
KETILLā¦ From Old Norse, a medieval Scandinavian language, a word for helmet.
Old Norse: ketill = 'cauldron hat', 'helmet'.
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LOFI Gloves
LOFIā¦ From Old Norse, a medieval Scandinavian language, a word for the palm of the hand.
Old NorseĀ lĆ³fiĀ = 'palm of the hand'.
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PUKEK Gloves
PUKEYā¦ A Greenlandic name meaning 'belly skin' (of land animal).
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MANNI Gloves
MANNIā¦ The name of a man who personified the moon in Norse mythology.
Is the personification of the moon.
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AMEK Gloves
AMEKā¦ A Greenlandic name meaning 'skin'.
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TAR Gloves
TARā¦ Old Norse ''*tĆ”R'' 'tough, resistant, enduring'.
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BODDI Chest pouch
BODDIā¦ From Old Norse, a medieval Scandinavian language, a word for money bag.
Old Norse name, related to IcelandicĀ buddaĀ = 'money bag'.
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UDONES Socks
UDONESā¦ The notion of socks has evolved through the centuries. Back in the 2nd century AD, the Romans began making socks that were fitted, by sewing fabrics together, called 'udones.'
Socks have evolved over the centuries. Around the 2nd century AD, the Romans started sewing the fabrics together making fitted socks called "udones".
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NASAK Beanies
NASAKā¦ A Greenlandic name for 'hat'.
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MUND Handle bar grips
BODDIā¦ From Old high German, a word for 'hand,' 'protection.'
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HALS Neck warmer
HALSā¦ From Old high German, a word for 'neck,' 'throat,'.
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VĆK Handle bar covers (pogies)
VĆKā¦ Old Norse ''vĒ«k'' 'a hole,Ā openingĀ in ice'.
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LOKI Water bottle cover
LOKIā¦ From Old Norse, a medieval Scandinavian language, means 'cover'.
BOKKA Hip pack
BOKKAā¦ From Icelandic, a medieval Scandinavian language, word for āābottleāā.
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KIMBI Hip pack
KIMBIā¦ From Old Norse, a medieval Scandinavian language, word for āābundleāā.
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NILAK Hip pack
Nilakā¦ From old Greenlandic, name meaning 'a piece of fresh water ice'.
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STOR Duffle bag series 60L & 90L
LOKIā¦ From Old Norse, a medieval Scandinavian language, means stÅr-rĀ = 'large', 'big', 'enormous.
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LISZT AIR āāTOEBOXāā
Winter, cold, frostbite! We move our toes, one of the simplest movements we instinctively and legitimately make in our winter boots. We drum them in order to create friction and keep us warm.
In order to maximize comfort, LISZT AIR "TOEBOX," all BLIVET shoes have an EEEE volume at the end of the foot, the amplest volume in the industry.
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LISTZ
Frank Liszt, virtuoso pianist. All sources agree that Liszt was one of the greatest pianists of his day and one of the fastest in history. From a purely technical point of view, Liszt had unusually large hands, allowing him to play a twelfth. We pay tribute to him by using his name to refer to the extra volume at the end of the foot, in our shoes, allowing the you to drum your toes without freezing.
BLIVET SPORTS wishes to thank Le Fonds d'emprunt QuĆ©bec. Through the access to microcredit they offer, through coaching and training, Le Fonds dāemprunt QuĆ©bec allows us to carry out our business project. Through its impact in its environment, Le Fonds dāemprunt QuĆ©bec aspires to be recognized as the benchmark in entrepreneurship and microfinance in the national capital area.
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