

welcome the
Harrier PRO Trail Team
We’re ridiculously excited to introduce you to the Harrier PRO Trail Team! Our mighty crew consists of top-level UK-based trail runners who are pushing their limits and putting our gear through its paces.
These runners aren't just here to rep the brand, they’re here to help shape it. From back-to-back long runs to 200-mile races in biblical weather, they’ll be testing Harrier kit in the wildest conditions so we can keep making the best gear possible.

Sam Skinner
Sam is an ultra-distance trail runner based on the South Downs Way. His path into running is one of recovery, resilience, and rebuilding.
Originally a footballer and boxer, Sam turned to running during a difficult chapter of his life: battling mental illness and substance misuse. Running helped him get sober, reconnect with himself, and rebuild a life with purpose.
Since then, he’s racked up top finishes in some of the UK’s hardest races, including a top 10 finish at the Winter Spine (268 miles) and 2nd place at the Centurion Winter Downs 200. But his impact goes far beyond racing.
Sam has helped set up a trail running club on the South Downs that’s home to over 100 members from all walks of life, some of them recovering from addiction or dealing with personal struggles. It’s a space where people find support, connection, and a reason to lace up again.
This year, Sam’s focused on the UTMB UTS 165 in North Wales. As always, he’s using running to dig deep - not just physically, but mentally too.
His story is a reminder that running can change lives and that community can carry you further than you ever thought possible.

Sanna Duthie
For Sanna Duthie, trail running isn’t just a sport; it’s her therapy. Her escape. Her happy place. It’s the thing that helps her feel like the best, strongest version of herself.
Whatever her motives, it works. Sanna is a winning machine.
Based in Pembrokeshire, it all started with a simple goal: run from her house to the beach. Then back. Then a few local races. Then a 50-miler. Fast forward, and she’s now the course record holder at the Pembrokeshire 100, Beacons Way 100, and Ultra Trail Wales. She’s also clocked up five FKTs and has an ever-growing list of accolades to her name.
Sanna's journey has had its challenges - from injuries due to overtraining, to learning the hard way about fuelling and recovery. But she’s built her wisdom over time: splitting runs to manage fatigue, embracing strength training (even if she hates the gym), and listening to her body.
One of her proudest achievements? Running the full Pembrokeshire Coast Path in just over 51 hours. She raised funds for Wales Air Ambulance and has since been invited to speak publicly about her experience, sharing with others how trail running transformed her life.
As Sanna says, “Running brings me hope. It makes me feel strong. And if you’ve got something that makes you feel that way, you’ve got to hold on to it.”

Kallum Pritchard
Meet Kallum Pritchard, Derby-born and now based in North West London. There aren’t many trails near home these days, but that hasn’t stopped Kallum from putting in the miles and stacking up wins.
His first ever race? A 50-miler. At 18. No racing background, no training plan. He went out like a rocket for 20 miles, then crawled the next 30. Brutal, but unforgettable. Ten years later, he returned to that same race stronger, smarter… and won it.
That comeback tells you a lot about who he is.
A former Royal Marine, Kallum knows a thing or two about discipline and pushing through pain. But it wasn’t until he started training smarter, not just harder, that things really clicked. He’s now a regular podium finisher with a course record at the Robin Hood 100 and big goals for the year ahead.
His training is all about consistency and specificity. No mountains nearby? He hits the treadmill for incline work. No time for massive training runs? He splits mileage across the day, morning and evening, to make it work.
Oh, but he still gets told off mid-race by his coach over WhatsApp for going out too fast. Some things never change.
Team manager
Gary house
"The Harrier Pro Trail Team is an exciting project that I am looking forward to combining nearly 20 years of trail running, coaching and building communities in the sport so that the athletes involved can feel part of something unique...
As the team manager, it’s my role to mentor the athletes when needed, work with them on product feedback, but also just make sure they have everything they need to push their own limits in the sport"

So keep those eyes peeled for more to come from the PRO Trail Team. You’ll be hearing a lot more from Sam, Sanna and Kallum - from race prep to gear insights to what really goes down on 100-milers. We’re looking forward to an exciting season and couldn’t be prouder to see these guys flying the Harrier flag.
