Clothes & Gear Reviews

Gravity Anomaly launched in 2012 with the idea of super durable, made-in-USA mountain bike clothing that was affordable and looked good. After testing a pair…

Spring boarding from their successful launch of the Sweathawg helmet liner, the perspiration mitigation experts at SweatHawg have turned their focus to some new products.…

First, a story to properly frame this review: Zach and I both received a pair of Shimano’s XC90 top-level cross country mountain bike shoes for…

The Sticky Pod organizer “pods” are the brainchild of Miles Schwartz, who decided there was a better way to keep all the small bits situated…

When they’re not busy developing the latest drive train or brakes, Shimano has also been busy developing their lifestyle gear. Introducing products like the new…

Sunglasses have seemed pretty unattainable to me since I started wearing prescription glasses in the third grade.  I have a very strong prescription (-6.75 in…

With Winter slowly, begrudgingly turning into Spring, it’s time to bust out the cool weather pieces that help us transition from the 30º days to…

The Cinelli Italo 79 Windtex cycling cap makes for the almost perfect winter head warmer. The main section is wind and waterproof Windtex material, which…

New Zealand’s Ground Effect clothing company has recently started a push for U.S. customers, and that’s a good thing. Saris reviewed a few of the…

Showers Pass, as the name alludes to, makes quality rain gear. Based in Portland, OR, they know a thing or two about riding in the…

Well before it got cold enough to warrant such items, a couple boxes of Gore’s finest showed up. And sat. And sat, all while we…

We first found these in 2009 as a concept, then at Interbike 2011 as more refined, production ready bottle. It’s a been a long development…

When American Classic offered to send their premium wheel bag for review, I wasn’t overly excited, but agreed. After all, there are a few Mavic…

Until Kitsbow came on the scene just over a year ago, the concept of premium, upscale mountain bike gear was about as common as chickens…