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Win a Club 4X4 Merchandise Pack!

This week, to celebrate the launch of a new Club 4X4 Merchandise range, we are giving you the chance to win one of 5 Merchandise packs. Each pack will contain one of each of the …

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Club 4X4 Insurance
Mar 05 2020

Mar 05 2020

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This week, to celebrate the launch of a new Club 4X4 Merchandise range, we are giving you the chance to win one of 5 Merchandise packs.

Each pack will contain one of each of the new merchandise items that Club 4X4 has just launched, and which are now available in our Safety Shop. Each of these are summarised below:

Polo Shirt

Premium quality, 200GSm Cotton, pre-shrunk, this polo is a classy addition to any wardrobe!

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T-shirt

The more relaxed version of our Polo, the T-shirt is already a favourite of our staff!

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Cap

A Hard wearing, custom designed cap which not only fits well, but is hard wearing.

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Beanie

Made with Thinsulate™ lining, our Beanie not only looks the goods, but will keep your head warm during Winter.

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‘Ultimate’ Stubby Cooler

The stubby cooler you deserve, and your mates will want to steal. Premium Neoprene, integrated magnets, and a removeable Bottle Opener.

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All of these great items are now on sale in our Safety Shop. Subscribers to The Campfire can save 5% every day of the week, and Policyholders will save 20%.

To Win

To win, complete the form below and tell us in 100 words or less why you deserve to win a Club 4X4 Merchandise pack. We’ll accept entries until 11:59pm next Wednesday.

Win a Club 4X4 Merchandise Pack!

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  • Shirt size?Men's SmallMen's MediumMen's LargeMen's XLMen's 2XLMen's 3XLMen's 4XLLadies 10Ladies 12Ladies 14Ladies 16
  • Tell us in 100 words or less why you should win

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