Feb 27, 2017
New R&D initiative will keep company from this year's Arnold but is already yielding results and will allow for appearance at 2017 Europa Expo and own Classic competition, Monsta Clothing reports

LAKE CITY, Fla - February 26, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Monsta Clothing announced the company's plan to double down on research and development throughout the rest of the year. This intense focus on R&D will help Monsta Clothing deliver even more of the ultra-functional, always-fashionable workout and competition gear that has made it so popular with bodybuilders and other athletes worldwide.
The company's intensive development initiative will prevent it from attending this year's Arnold Fitness Expo in Columbus, Ohio. However, fans and partners can catch up with Monsta Clothing at the 2017 Europa Expo to be held in Orlando on May 20 and 21. In addition, the company will once again host and sponsor the Monsta Clothing Company Classic bodybuilding championship in Lake City, with this year's event to take place on April 29. Fans can keep up with these and other developments at the Monsta Clothing website at https://monstaclothing.com/.
"Just like our fans, we're never satisfied with the status quo, so we've committed to making 2017 the year of our most intense and productive R&D yet," said Monsta Clothing founder and owner Christian Cuadras, "We've got some incredible new designs in the pipeline already and many more ideas that are sure to turn out great. While we will miss catching up with everyone at the Arnold this year, we know the sacrifice is going to pay off for us all. We'll be out in force at the Europa Expo in May, and we know that our own Monsta Classic competition in April is going to be another huge success. In the meantime, we invite everyone to stay up to date at https://monstaclothing.com/, where we'll have plenty of exciting new products and developments to share throughout the year."
Founded to create uncompromising bodybuilding clothing and accessories, Monsta Clothing has become one of the most trusted names in apparel among the world's most demanding and committed athletes. With a wide range of gear catering to everything from powerlifting and mixed martial arts to relaxing and looking great after an intense workout, Monsta Clothing continually pushes the boundaries and breaks new ground, just as the company's fans do in their own lives.
By focusing more intently than ever before on research and development through the rest of the year, Monsta Clothing will be able to conceive and produce even more innovative, exclusive products that help fans "Unleash the Beast." Although the new R&D initiative will this year prevent the company from making its usual appearance at the Arnold, fans will have plenty of opportunities to stay in touch. With the 2017 Europa Expo and 2017 Monsta Clothing Company Classic competition not far off, Monsta Clothing representatives will be available at both events. Fans can also always stay up to date at the Monsta Clothing website at https://monstaclothing.com/, where the results of the company's intensive R&D initiative will be appearing in the near future and throughout the year.
About Monsta Clothing Co:
With a huge, ever-expanding range of weightlifting, mixed martial arts, and workout clothes and accessories, Monsta Clothing combines uncompromising performance with designs that reflect the larger-than-life achievements and personalities of its fans.
Contact Info:
Name: Christian Cuadras
Organization: Monsta Clothing Co
Address: 2370 SW State Road 47 Lake City, FL 32025
Phone: 386.466.1001
For more information, please visit https://monstaclothing.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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