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SHE Safari, maker of women’s outdoor apparel, is proud to announce three-time Olympic Medalist, Kim Rhode as their newest
national spokesperson. In addition, SHE Safari will create a new line of Kim Rhode shooting apparel.
“We are pleased and honored to have Kim on our team,” stated SHE Safari owners Pam and Brian Zaitz. “Kim will be an excellent
representative and a wealth of knowledge for our company and the new line of clothing designed specifically for women shooters. We
have a lot of confidence Kim’s input and guidance, along with our designs, will ultimately be the finest in women’s technical shooting
apparel.”
According to Kim Rhode, “I’m excited to be working with a company that is so dedicated to women in the outdoors. I’m proud to be
associated with SHE Safari because they provide the avid outdoorswoman with high quality apparel that is both functional and
stylish. I’m looking forward to working together with SHE Safari to make this line really special.”
By capturing a gold medal at yet another Olympiad, Athens in 2004, California’s “Golden Girl” Kim Rhode has become the most
decorated female Olympian in the history of USA Shooting. In 1996 she won the gold medal at the Centennial Olympic Games in
Atlanta and in 2000 she won the bronze medal at the Sydney Olympic Games. In addition, Kim has won seven gold medals in World
Cup competitions. Kim also captured the gold medal in her event at both the 1999 and 2003 Pan American Games.
Following her dramatic performance in Athens, Kim faced one of the greatest challenges
of her career when her event, International Doubles Trap, was dropped from the Olympic
Games. To continue to represent the U.S. in Olympic competition, Kim was forced to
choose between trap and skeet shooting and she would be facing competitors who had a
tremendous head start on her for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. She opted for skeet
shooting because of the proximity of a shooting range for skeet.
Following months of hard work, Kim qualified for the U.S. National Shooting Team.
In her first major World Cup event in Santo Domingo on March 22nd, Kim not only
posted the highest score to win the gold medal, she also broke the world record in the
process. She made a powerful statement that she is back ready to contend for another
medal in 2008.
SHE Safari is a Texas based company designing and producing the finest women’s
outdoor clothing in safari, upland, field and camouflage collections. The styles are
developed with great attention to detail to provide attractive, fashionable and
functional garments. SHE Safari offers a diverse line of clothing for her expedition,
whether it be shooting, hunting or observing.
For more information log on to www.shesafari.com
Media contacts:
SHE Safari – Brenda Potts, Midwest Legacy Marketing, 217-836-1688, brendapotts@mchsi.com
Kim Rhode – Tom Mills, Track Record Enterprises LLC, 310-839-1996, trackrecord@earthlink.net
national spokesperson. In addition, SHE Safari will create a new line of Kim Rhode shooting apparel.
“We are pleased and honored to have Kim on our team,” stated SHE Safari owners Pam and Brian Zaitz. “Kim will be an excellent
representative and a wealth of knowledge for our company and the new line of clothing designed specifically for women shooters. We
have a lot of confidence Kim’s input and guidance, along with our designs, will ultimately be the finest in women’s technical shooting
apparel.”
According to Kim Rhode, “I’m excited to be working with a company that is so dedicated to women in the outdoors. I’m proud to be
associated with SHE Safari because they provide the avid outdoorswoman with high quality apparel that is both functional and
stylish. I’m looking forward to working together with SHE Safari to make this line really special.”
By capturing a gold medal at yet another Olympiad, Athens in 2004, California’s “Golden Girl” Kim Rhode has become the most
decorated female Olympian in the history of USA Shooting. In 1996 she won the gold medal at the Centennial Olympic Games in
Atlanta and in 2000 she won the bronze medal at the Sydney Olympic Games. In addition, Kim has won seven gold medals in World
Cup competitions. Kim also captured the gold medal in her event at both the 1999 and 2003 Pan American Games.
Following her dramatic performance in Athens, Kim faced one of the greatest challenges
of her career when her event, International Doubles Trap, was dropped from the Olympic
Games. To continue to represent the U.S. in Olympic competition, Kim was forced to
choose between trap and skeet shooting and she would be facing competitors who had a
tremendous head start on her for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. She opted for skeet
shooting because of the proximity of a shooting range for skeet.
Following months of hard work, Kim qualified for the U.S. National Shooting Team.
In her first major World Cup event in Santo Domingo on March 22nd, Kim not only
posted the highest score to win the gold medal, she also broke the world record in the
process. She made a powerful statement that she is back ready to contend for another
medal in 2008.
SHE Safari is a Texas based company designing and producing the finest women’s
outdoor clothing in safari, upland, field and camouflage collections. The styles are
developed with great attention to detail to provide attractive, fashionable and
functional garments. SHE Safari offers a diverse line of clothing for her expedition,
whether it be shooting, hunting or observing.
For more information log on to www.shesafari.com
Media contacts:
SHE Safari – Brenda Potts, Midwest Legacy Marketing, 217-836-1688, brendapotts@mchsi.com
Kim Rhode – Tom Mills, Track Record Enterprises LLC, 310-839-1996, trackrecord@earthlink.net
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