Highpoint have been working with Brasher for several years now, helping test and develop products, and running a range of activities and events for Brasher and their retail partners.

I have tested many of their products, and anyone looking at the current and near-future ranges of footwear from Brasher will be surprised at how much they have changed in recent years. Some of the classic leather boots are still going strong - testimony to a classic design and a loyal following, but it's in the higher performance products where Brasher have really developed.

The Borgue (pictured) represents one of the best of the recent Brasher products - lightweight, comfortable and well-designed. We'll be testing the new range for spring and summer 10 shortly - watch out for our test reports on this page.

Highpoint have also provided models and location advice for the latest Brasher photoshoot.

Richard Bailey, well known for his patient and high quality climbing instruction has taken to modelling
like a duck to water, though it has to be said it was Rich's feet and legs the camera was most interested in......

The photoshoot took place in the Dolomites, a location which in itself signals Brasher's intent to move into new areas. The photos were takn on the photoshoot.

We also provided a great team day for Brasher back in the summer,

  when 
a select number of teams were asked to produce a short film. You can see the winner (it's pretty good as well) on the Brasher Blog at the following link:

http://blog.brasher.co.uk/blog/articles?page=5

Scroll down to the section entitled 'and the winner is' from 16 July.

Sally and Rich from Highpoint jogging through the
Alpine meadows in front of Bob the photographer....