Kit supplier for the pros, Gobik cycling apparel, launches the new GRIT 2.0 cargo bib tights. The brand says the GRIT 2.0 was developed and designed specifically for cyclists who spend long winter hours in the saddle, and it looks like they really mean it.
Gobik says the big innovation in the GRIT 2.0 bib tights is the new G10 chamois that was developed exclusively for the brand by Elastic Interface. This new chamois tech claims to “deliver maximum comfort without sacrificing performance” and can “provide comfort for 10 to 12 hours of riding.“
For riders who like to be self-supported, the GRIT 2.0 takes a practical approach to storage. It uses cargo-style construction that integrates side and rear pockets while maintaining stability during movement. This design allows cyclists to carry essentials without the bulk or shifting that can occur with traditional-type pockets, whether you’re carrying a large, unwrapped sandwich or the world’s largest smartphone.
The tights are constructed with durable, breathable materials that can also withstand the abuse of constant vibrations and impacts common on rougher terrain. Specific details on the materials used are sparse, but Gobik mentions “thermal protection” and states that “its fabric with RAINLAB protection balances insulation, breathability, and resistance to wind and light rain.”
Gobik chose patterns and fabrics that focus on freedom of movement, abrasion resistance, and breathability while providing stability and support. The GRIT 2.0 addresses the rider’s practical needs for tackling techy routes and challenging conditions, “where vibrations and impact are constant.”
The GRIT 2.0 offers a solution that combines carrying capacity with the comfort necessary for all-day riding in the cold. The bibs are aimed at cyclists who prefer self-sufficiency on long rides, be it on road, gravel, or a big adventure.
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