Equip your club. Equip your school.
Timing, servicing, and the unglamorous kit every event runs on. Most clubs have no idea we carry this much. Here is all of it.
Two doors, because a treasurer and a PE teacher need different things
For clubs
Replacing controls, kitting out a new season, or writing a grant application for the timing system you have wanted for three years. Pricing, lead times, and the funding guide that tells you which funds pay for what.
What clubs buyFor schools
Class sets of compasses, a permanent course on your grounds, or gear for a team heading to the Auckland Schools Sprint Series. Invoiced to the school, quoted in the format your finance office expects.
What schools buyWe run events, so we stock what survives them
TrailBlaze runs the Auckland Schools Sprint Series, twenty two events across six weeks with more than 2,500 kids taking part each week. Around forty people work those events as course setters, controllers, starters, timekeepers, marshals, and first aiders. Every piece of gear on this site has been carried, dropped, rained on, and counted back into a crate by someone on that crew.
More than fifteen clubs and schools around New Zealand now buy their equipment and uniform through us, from a single replacement control box to a full timing set for a championship.
That is the whole pitch. We are not a catalogue with a warehouse behind it. We are orienteers who got tired of ordering the wrong thing from overseas and waiting six weeks to find out.
Quotes, not a checkout
There are no prices on this site, and that is deliberate. What a club pays depends on the account and the size of the order, and publishing one number would either be wrong for you or nobody's business. So the quote is the price.
Almost every order here ends up in front of a committee or a funder anyway, and both want the same thing: a dated, itemised quotation with GST split out. A shopping cart cannot produce that document. Build a list as you browse, send it, and the quote comes back within two working days. Nothing expires while you wait for approval.