Just because you have a women's kit doesn't mean you have a kit for women.
I had the lucky chance to ride and chat with Kristy Srcymgeour during Velocio's USA tour and I fell even harder for the line that brings top quality kit to women. I will be reviewing a jersey from the summer '16 line soon, but until then enjoy this Cycling Tips piece on the story behind... Continue Reading →
Honestly, I don't even understand why Rapha introduced the Core Collection. In a 2015 interview with founder Simon Mottram, he was quoted as saying: "Some people love us, and some people don't like us, and that is fine," says Mr Mottram, the 49-year-old chief executive. "But our stuff is really good, and if someone is... Continue Reading →
It happens. Myself, the pavement and my helmet all meet at the same time with brute force and unfortunate circumstance. Enter Giro Amare II. I needed a new helmet and was intrigued to try something from the new Giro Chrono line at my LBS. I was initially attracted to the helmet because it matches the rad new lace-up... Continue Reading →
Gorgeous cycling shoes made for women are finally here. Long have men had the stylish options from Giro in the Empire model. Purple, orange, matte black, glossy gold. ENOUGH. While there are many women with bigger-sized feet who could borrow from the men's line, how much do they want to be known for wearing men's... Continue Reading →
If you're in the market for a sports bra for cycling, then consider these. They are both medium support, seamless for comfort and layering, and come in black and white. The only difference is Rapha will set you back $75 and the Champion for Target bra is only $16.99 in store and online.
Well, you can't get much more ubiquitous than Sock Guy. They are hands-down my favorite brand. Every single pair fits perfectly, washes well, holds up, and looks sharp. They have numerous original and collaborations that offer a broad range of design and color for endless days of #sockdoping. They care about what they make for... Continue Reading →
I first noticed this brand around the time of the tragic Orlando club shooting in the States. They had a wonderful message of positivity and love and just so happened to have a rainbow sock for purchase to show support for LGBT communities everywhere. But that's not all they are. They are exploration-positive, outdoor-positive and... Continue Reading →
This interview on the Wiggle blog is from the dhb designer Tom NoLastName on inspiration and design of the dhb lines of kit. Is it believable? Sure. Is Tom real? Dunno. I DO know that the dhb kit, especially the Blok range, is unbelievably comfortable, stylish, bold and fits better than anything (including kit twice... Continue Reading →
Maybe not yet incorporating lycra, students from Otis Design in California were designing couture fashion for women on the bike. Personally, I don't care to dress like Sex and the City everyday but bike fashion DESERVES an injection of more style for women, always. https://www.apparelnews.net/news/2016/mar/10/otis-fashion-design-students-create-bicycling-outf/
Strongher is led by professional cyclists and a diverse and experienced network of ambassadors who want to connect the professional and grassroots worlds. The idea is to unify all the various global women’s cycling initiatives under a shared and common goal to continue the development of women’s cycling, giving women a stage to show themselves and... Continue Reading →
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