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Wall Mask story<\/strong><\/p>\n

Entrepreneur Petri Karvinen’s activity started out of his own need in the hobby. In the 90s, the newest thing was masked helmets, which were then only produced in North America. These expensive niceties didn’t fit into the student’s budget, so I had to make one myself. Since then, others also wanted a similar mask, and manufacturing started as a side job at first. Ten years later, sales grew so much that Karvinen dared to become a full-time entrepreneur in 2000.<\/p>\n

Currently, professionals in all the world’s top leagues rely on Wall masks, the collection also includes a mask for goalkeepers of all levels and ages.<\/p>\n

The Kihni\u00f6 factory produces thousands of masks every year, mainly for hockey and floorball goalies. The latest territorial conquest is field hockey masks, which are delivered to Europe. About 30 percent of the entire production is exported.<\/p>\n

Spare parts, accessories and maintenance as well as mask painting according to wishes and other individual service are also an important part of the solid popularity of Wall masks.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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