Just because you have a women's kit doesn't mean you have a kit for women.
Guest Post by Marley Blonsky (shared with WK in 2019) Instagram: @Marley Blonsky Website: https://www.marleyblonsky.com Marley Blonsky in the MFF Summerweight Jersey and MVP Pant I’ve been riding bikes long distances since 2014 but I’m not a traditional cyclist. I’m a fat woman with large breasts – I wear a size 18/20 in shirts, a 20 in... Continue Reading →
by Jacquelyn Herbert Apace is a kit brand founded in 2012 in India, with a broad range of gear for cycling, running and triathlon. With an in-house design team, purpose-made fabrics, customized color palette, and a wide range of products, apace offers performance wear that does not break the bank. Functionality is key for good... Continue Reading →
Hello? Spring? Are you there? It's me, WomensKit. It's been a rough winter for many of us in the Northern Hemisphere, and just when you see a peek of spring, you're hit with more rain or snow. But it has to come soon, so get ready and get shopping! It's exhausting to dress in layer... Continue Reading →
In June, I reviewed a pair of bibshorts from RedWhite that I purchased myself. I liked them but found a few things like fit and chamois to be less than I expected. I also wrote about how responsive the brand's found, Yuva, was when I emailed and asked about sizing. I was between a Medium... Continue Reading →
If you have a preconceived notion of what "bike shop kit" is, then this review is for you. If you are looking for a reasonable kit from an accessible shop, then this review is for you. If you turn your nose down at anything from a major retailer, then this review is for you.... Continue Reading →
Long story long, this past winter I needed an updated pair of ankle length knickers and bought La Passione when they had a sale. It was a great deal and I figured I would Zwift more if they didn't quite fit right for riding IRL. Turns out they were glorious. Stretchy and comfortable, with pro... Continue Reading →
Rule XIV chose to start their focus with the most critical part of your ride apparel - the bibshort. Deriving their name from the tongue-in-cheek Velominati Rule #14, "Shorts should be black," Rule XIV set out to design premium bibshorts that break the rules, but always keep you in black. Rule XIV has their own... Continue Reading →
Femme Velo is more than cycling clothing. They are a brand, yes, but a community, a club, and truly an inspiration for getting more women to ride. Designing cycling kit for women is a natural extension for the woman/bicycle concept. Dressing for a bike ride is part of the identity of a cyclist, and... Continue Reading →
Less is more when it comes to Velocio's Ultralight Jersey. Ultra-minimal, ultra-breathable, and ultra-light describe this Celestial offering from Velocio. I purchased this jersey at a summer sale and walked out of the store feeling pretty lucky that I landed a good deal on a coveted item this season. I have praised Velocio's color palette... Continue Reading →
Art of Endurance is yet another Australian kit brand with unique designs to offer women. I mean, I'm starting to get jealous I don't live in Australia. I feel like everyone there is the most well-dressed cyclist on the planet. Art of Endurance can help you stand out even more. I had the chance to... Continue Reading →
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