The equipment release and handover ceremony for the Chinese sports delegation at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Para Games was held in Beijing

China News Service, Beijing, September 28 (Reporter Li Jingze) On September 28, the equipment release and handover ceremony for the Chinese sports delegation for the 2026 Nagoya Asian Para Games was held at the China Disabled Sports Management Center.

At the handover ceremony, Peak Sports officially delivered a full set of official equipment to the Chinese sports delegation. 7 sets of equipment with the "definite victory pattern" as the core visual were officially unveiled. Eight representatives of disabled athletes appeared on the stage wearing new equipment, conveying the belief that "China is certain to win".

The delegation equipment delivered this time covers all competition scenarios, including appearance uniforms, award uniforms, sports suits, long and short-sleeved T-shirts, windbreakers, vests, shorts and other clothing categories. It is also equipped with sports shoes, backpacks, trolley cases and other supporting materials. A full set of professional competition equipment is also specially customized for the wheelchair basketball team, fully adapting to the multiple needs of athletes in different sports for training, competitions, and ceremonial travel.

The delegation equipment design highlights the concept of barrier-free and puts humanistic care into every detail. In view of the physical characteristics of disabled athletes, the zippers of the clothing and the side openings of the trouser legs are designed with quick-release magnetic suction, which can be put on and taken off with one hand, making it convenient for athletes with upper limb disabilities; exclusive signature strips are set on the inside of all clothing, and eye-catching name tags are equipped on the outside of bags to facilitate quick identification of materials. The equipment has been iteratively upgraded from "usable" to "easy to use", making clothing an extension of the athlete's body and a carrier of dignity.

At the handover ceremony, Yong Zhijun, deputy director of the Sports Department of the China Disabled Persons' Federation and secretary-general of the Chinese Paralympic Committee, said that all members of the upcoming delegation shoulder the expectations of the motherland and the people. They will be full of care from all walks of life, wear domestic national brand equipment, and have a strong sense of national pride. They will face challenges calmly, bravely surpass, compete with level and style, and fully demonstrate the era of Chinese disabled athletes in the new era of self-improvement and self-transcendence.