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Supacaz goes full Kush on bar tape, gloves, tools, and more!

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Supacaz is quietly building a line of loud-colored accessories and apparel, adding several pieces of flair to your bike. The California-based company was started by Anthony Sinyard, son of Specialized founder, Mike Sinyard – with a mission of bringing the swagger of his favorite surf/skate brands to the cycling world.

Supacaz 2020 bar tape, gloves, tools, and accessories

Supacaz is all about bringing 80’s surf style to cycling, with a growing line of bar tape accessories, gloves, bottle cages, saddles, and even tools. With product names like Super Sticky Kush, we imagine you won’t have to think too hard about where the inspiration came from.

Their SupaG gloves promote high grip in both wet and dry, along with a minimal Velcro-free closure. The thumb and forefinger are even conductive so you can use your touch-screen device with full-finger gloves on.

Prices range from $40 to $55, depending on style. Colors? Lots.

The core of the Supacaz bar tape line is their Super Sticky Kush (above, lower), which promises extreme grip even while wet. If you want to prioritize your flash, go with the shiny Bling Tape (above, top). Bar tape includes rubberized finishing tape and aluminum bar plugs with 3mm hex bolt. We’ve even tested it, and liked it so much that it made our list of the best handlebar tapes.

If blingy tools are your thing (IS that a thing?) – Supacaz offers the QuickFix 10-in-1 multitool in rainbow color, along with a matching CO2 inflator. Check them out at your local dealer, or through the link below.

Supacaz.com

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Padrote
Padrote
4 years ago

weed, haha

roadstain
4 years ago

Yes, “Bling” tools is a thing….Campanolo cork screw (and I do not drink wine), How about a Hozan wheel truing stand?

blahblahblah
blahblahblah
4 years ago
Reply to  roadstain

bling runs and hides when it sees a Hozan truing stand!

Huffagnolo SuperMagna
Huffagnolo SuperMagna
4 years ago
Reply to  roadstain

If we are talking bling truing stands, P&K Lie takes that cake and the rest of the bakery! That is one tool I truly lust after just for the bling factor. Yeah it has all the precision and dials and stuff but realistically a Park stand would be plenty good for me!

I will say that supacaz stuff is nice! I may have to try it beyond their bar end plugs which work great! I know a few co-workers who use it and they love it.

luggednut
4 years ago

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markymark
markymark
4 years ago
Reply to  luggednut

Hate all you want, but their bar tape is mega. I’d be excited to try out their gloves, too.

Mike A
Mike A
4 years ago
Reply to  markymark

Seconded. One of my co-workers bought some bar tape and it certainly lives up to it’s name. Super Kush. It was enough to sway me if I was willing to splurge on bar tape.

FritzP
FritzP
4 years ago

Gloves need some raised TPU brush whack protection (with appropriately funky pattern, of course).

JNH
JNH
4 years ago

Well, judging by those gloves he’s got his father’s knack for giving every single feature a snappy marketing name. He’s also got the good sense to sell his gear in colours other than 80’s techno vomit, for all the boring people that just want black.

boots2000
boots2000
4 years ago

Did they fix the sizing on those gloves. I ordered a set of medium gloves and they were so small that they would work for a 5 year old.

Corbett
Corbett
3 years ago
Reply to  boots2000

Me too! Adult medium Oilslick gloves and I couldn’t pull them on over my knuckles.

CWG
CWG
4 years ago

I love the look of their tape, but unfortunately the quality wasn’t up to par. The tape only lasted 2 months, color faded after a few weeks, where my fav fizik tape lasts at least most of a season.

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