Pro-Specs

Last updated
Pro-Specs
Industry Athletic shoe
Founded1981
Headquarters,
South Korea
Products Football, Running, Tennis, Shoes, Equipment and Clothing
Website prospecs.com

Pro-Specs is a South Korean athletic shoe and sportswear manufacturer, which currently produces footwear and clothing for running. Its headquarters are located in Seoul. It is one of brands under LS Networks. [1]

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History

Founded by Al Spector from Boston, MA. The Pro-Specs was reestablished in 1981 to produce shoes and sportswear for general use. Currently LS Group's subsidiary LS Networks owns the brand.

Sponsorships

Competition

Baseball

Current Club teams

2022– : LG Twins

Former Club teams

Basketball

Current Club teams

2021– : Changwon LG Sakers

Former Club teams

Boxing

Football

Current Club teams

Former Club teams

Volleyball

Current Club teams

Former Club teams

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References

  1. Ahn, Gab-seong (July 15, 2016). "S. Korea's sports brand Prospecs expands presence in Vietnam". Maeil Business Newspaper .