• SWMBRD Sports (SWIM) has completed field testing of the first two of the mass production (ACE-TECH) version of its proprietary swimboard
  • The boards were thoroughly tested for performance in all relevant aquatic environments: lakes, streams, flat ocean and moderate surf
  • Justin Schroenn, President and CEO of SWMBRD Sports, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the news
  • Tahe Sport Inc. France has been given the approval to proceed with the production of 1000 SWMBRDs by January 2023
  • SWMBRD Sports Inc. is a British Columbia-based sporting goods company
  • SWMBRD Sports Inc. (SWIM) opened trading at C$0.065 per share

SWMBRD Sports (SWIM) has completed field testing of the first two of the mass production (ACE-TECH) version of its proprietary swimboard (the SWMBRD). 

The first two ACE-TECH boards were extensively tested in all relevant aquatic environments: lakes, streams, flat ocean and moderate surf; as well as for ease of long-range portability. 

Justin Schroenn, President and CEO of SWMBRD Sports, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the news.

The ACE-TECH SWMBRD’s performance met all required criteria. Consequently, the company is pleased to announce that Tahe Sport Inc. France, the company’s OEM manufacturing partner, has been given the approval to proceed with the production of 1000 SWMBRDs between December 2022 and January 2023.

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SWMBRD Sports Inc. is a British Columbia-based sporting goods company focused on developing, manufacturing, marketing, and selling aquatic sports products.

SWMBRD Sports Inc. (SWIM) opened trading at C$0.065 per share.


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