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TrekSta, Inc
Company type	hiking boots
Production output	South Korea, China
Number of employees	2,000 (average, 2012)
Website	www.treksta.co.krwww.trekstausa.com

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Treksta, Inc (Also known has TrekSta) is a Korean multinational corporation that produces outdoor sports footwear, clothing, and accessories. ^[1]The company is headquartered in Busan, South Korea, and the design office for Treksta Apparel is based in Seoul, South Korea. Treksta has multiple factories in Busan, South Korea and Tenjin, China. As of 2012, Treksta, Inc has around 2,000 employees and distributes its products in more than 20 Countries.

History

Treksta, Inc. founder Dong Chil Kwon established Dong Ho, Ltd in 1988.8.8.

outsole brand 'Hypergrip' ^[2] In 2007, combined all the company under 'Treksta. Inc ^[2]

Innovation

Treksta is known for its innovation and leading technology in footwear.

1995, Treksta developed the first
boots with K2.^[3]^[4]

1999, Treksta developed ‘Digital Shoe’ line that allowed customers to scan their feet to make custom made shoes. [5]
2005, Treksta developed 'Independent Suspension Technology'(IST) concept from the car system. ^[6]
2006, Treksta developed
rubber compound^[7]

2010, Treksta developed 'nest FIT' technology.^[8]^[8]

references

^ [1], buykorea21.com.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h "Treksta".
^ "Inline".
^ "skate".
^ "Digital".
^ "IST".
^ "Icelock".
^ ^a ^b "Nestfit". Cite error: The named reference "NST" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).

External links

[1] [1], buykorea21.com.

[TSA-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h "Treksta".

[SIK-3] "Inline".

[TKS-4] "skate".

[DIG-5] "Digital".

[IST-6] "IST".

[ICL-7] "Icelock".

[NST-8] "Nestfit". Cite error: The named reference "NST" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).

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