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 →
Long regarded as one of the go-to brands for women’s activewear, Sweaty Betty has announced its first cycling collection, a new direction for the British retailer. READ MORE HERE: https://www.rouleur.cc/blogs/desire-journal/sweaty-betty-launch-first-women-s-cycling-collection
We’ve tested some of the very best women’s cycling jerseys that are perfect for summer. From laps around Richmond Park and cinnamon “bun runs” to Windsor (if you know, you know) and sunny cycling adventures in the New Forest, we’ve tested each short-sleeve jersey, taking into account the fabrics, fit and print. Finish reading the... Continue Reading →
Unlike many cycling apparel brands, the Quebec-based company hasn’t simply added a women’s range to their standard offering—the pieces are designed from the ground up to fit the diverse body types of women taking on cycling adventures. Keep reading the interview here: https://cyclingmagazine.ca/sections/feature/peppermint-cycling-design/
IRIS Catch-Up Jersey and Signature Bib Shorts II in Cinnamon As cyclists, we all got hit pretty hard with quarantine in 2020. I started the new year relaunching WomensKit after maternity leave and was very excited to test ride the IRIS kit for a review. Then lockdown happened, and it was unsafe (and at times,... Continue Reading →
This year, that #indoorslife got me searching for a quality pair of shorts for the trainer. Perfect timing that Machines for Freedom released their brand new Essential Cycling Short in May. I bought a pair with my own hard-earned money for the low, low price of $148 USD and intend to ride every penny out... 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 →
by Josie Lynn Lanuza Fat Lad/Lass at the Back debuted as a kit brand in 2013 with a focus on a fit for all bodies on bikes. In fact, Fat Lass at the Back put the curve in women's kit - their kit comes with boobs, hips and waists because women do! They have put... Continue Reading →
by Jacquelyn Herbert That blue is as pretty as the summer sky. It's the first thing you think when you open your package from Rivelo. If you've never heard of this UK-based brand, you're not alone. Rivelo is still a boutique brand, a quiet overachiever with a distinguished style that is understated yet refined, but... Continue Reading →
by Jacquelyn Herbert There is no truer story of a small company than turning your passion and love into a product you can share with others who share your passion. That's the story behind Tirade. It all started on a hot August day in the state of Texas, USA. For those who have never traveled... Continue Reading →
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