PNW Components is a good example of when a rider owned brand does things right, and creates useful, well thought out products we actually want. When they dropped their apparel collection earlier this year, we expected to see more of what they’ve already become known for: well designed and executed offerings at a reasonable price […]
Next level wool durability via carpet wool: Nuyarn Herculan Wool Socks
There’s a new innovation in the realm of textile in development, utilizing wool once only utilized in flooring and upholstery. Or to put it plainly, carpets. Coarse long wool fibers are the most durable grade fo wool fiber, but as it sounds, its not something one might want against their skin. However, TMC, a New […]
Review: Nukeproof Scout 275
The Nukeproof Scout is considered an “aggressive hardtail,” a burgeoning category of hardtail mountain bikes with increasingly slack geometry and equipped with longer travel suspension forks. With a head tube angle of 65 degrees and 150mm of travel, the Scout 275 (2021 “Pro” spec) is a capable hardtail that can conquer just about any technical […]
Review: Showers Pass Timberline Jacket + Timberline Pants First Look
Showers Pass recently introduced the Men’s and Women’s Timberline Collection, a multi-sport rain collection featuring a mens and women’s jacket and pants. As part of their efforts to focus on sustainably manufactured apparel, the Timberline Jacket and pants use a Biosource nylon face fabric and recycled polyester lining. In addition, the garments utilize eco-friendly dyes […]
Review: Elite Fly MTB waterbottle & Elite Custom RacePlus Bottle Cage
While we have shelves full of water bottles, I haven’t put a lot of thought into fluid flow. After spending time with the Elite Fly MTB sport bottle, I’ve gained an updated perspective on these portable water containers, as the fluid flow on the Elite bottles is hard to beat. They’re also quite light, and […]
Review: Craft Cadence Rolltop Backpack
The Craft Cadence 21 liter backpack is a seam-sealed water-proof roll top backpack with surprising versatility. Roll top packs are common here in the rainy pacific northwest, as a water resistant pack is a requirement for year round bicycle commuting. However, durable, fully waterproof packs are often heavy, one-trick ponies, useful for commuting, but often […]
Fresh Kit: Showers Pass Apex DWR Shorts and Apex Merino Tech T-shirt
The apex is defined as the highest or uppermost point, like “the apex of a mountain”. At Showers Pass, it’s defined as their collection of highest performing mountain biking gear. Designed for trail worthy technical performance and comfort, the Apex line of products, like the rest of the Showers Pass collection, are versatile pieces that […]
Review: Topeak PakGo Gearpack
The Topeak PakGo gearpack is a clever solution for organizing and transporting riding gear. Well thought out pockets and hardshell protective panels help keep items organized and your helmet protected in a surprisingly small overall form factor that is easy to stow. Features 3 compartments, 6 side pockets Capacity: 38L /2320 ci Size: 16.1″ x […]
First Look: Old Man Mountain Elkhorn Rack
In the past we haven’t been a fan of racks on our bikes… however, we may just have changed our minds. The Old Man Mountain Elkhorn Rack offers a fresh perspective on ways to carry gear in the backcountry. Designed to carry your favorite luggage, the Elkhorn rack can be mounted in the front and/or […]
Review: Enve Alloy Mountain Stem
There’s something about a great looking stem, and the Enve Alloy Mountain Stem is certainly a looker. 3D forged then machined out of aluminum, it’s a nice balance of lightweight and reliability. As I often find myself staring at my bars and stem, having this crown jewel mounted to my steerer is a pleasure. Features […]
Review: Speedfil Speedflask Stainless Steel Water Bottle
No matter what we do, the water bottles are on our bikes always look beat up after a few weeks of use. Our main gripe though, is the water never tastes quite right when drinking from a plastic bottle. Hydroflask and Kleen Kanteen Stainless steel bottles used to be our gotos, but they’re not suitable […]
Review: SQ Lab Innerbarends 411
SQLab Innerbarends are exactly what you might think, are based on the slightly confusing name- they’re bar ends designed to be mounted inside of your grips, creating an alternative hand position that adds comfort on long days in the saddle. With many riser handlebars offering additional degrees of sweep, placing the alternate hand position closer […]
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