Radar Roundup: ORNOT Thermal Cargo Bibs, PEDALeD Essential Winter, Women&#8217;s Land Wool, Rawland Racks, ENVE&#8217;s Last West, Hakka MX New Colors, MTB History Series, and 8600FT

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

You may have noticed your morning and evening rides being a bit colder than normal. Today’s Roundup features many apparel options from some of our favorite brands.

ORNOT Thermal Cargo Bibs and Bib Tights for Men and Women $187/208

ORNOT has you covered for the incoming winter months with Thermal Cargo Bibs and Bib Tights for men and women, along with a slew of other cold riding gear. The Cargo Bib Shorts feature 4 pockets, 1 on each leg, 2 in the back, and reflective detailing on the backs of each leg. While the Bib Shorts are rated to 50-64º, the Bib Tights are rated to 38-60º riding. Both are available for pre-order today with a November 17th ship date.

Check out the Fall Mens and Fall Womens drop at ORNOT.

PEDALeD Essential Winter Men and Women’s Collection

Form-fitting, layered apparel is the key to staying comfortable in inclement weather. PEDALeD just dropped its Essential Winter collection, featuring staple apparel items for men and women including bib tights, jerseys, merino base layers, and a sleek-looking Alpha® fabric by Polartec® packable wind vest.

Roll on over to PEDALeD to see the full drop.

Cascada Women’s Land Wool Shirt $123

Cascada’s popular Land Wool shirts have finally landed for women. These stretchy button-up riding shirts are made from a breathable wool/polyester blend fabric and guarantee maximum comfort all year round, combining the benefits of wool (thermoregulation, odor control, insulation even when wet) with the quick drying and transpiration of polyester.

These shirts are made in Italy, are available in four colors, and shipping today from Cascada.

ENVE’s Last West: Montana featuring Ride-Lifestyle Apparel

ENVE recently partnered with Coyote to test their new apparel line in Montana and feature it in the most recent Journal.

“We’re interested in the search for empty roads that take you everywhere and nowhere; the spirit of adventure still alive in the frontier. Inspired by rugged terrain and fueled by an appetite for adventure, we set out for Big Sky country on a mission to showcase ENVE’s new apparel line at home on the range. We’re proud to present The Last West: Montana – the first in a series of untold stories from the American West, as experienced by our friends at Coyote.” – Neil Shirley, ENVE

See more at ENVE’s Journal here and their new apparel line here.

Rawland Cycles Rando V4 Racks in Ti and Steel in Stock $300/130

Many people have been patiently waiting for these, and yesterday, Rawland announced on its Instagram that both the steel and titanium Rando V4 Racks have landed. These svelt racks are perfect for supporting a large handlebar bag like a Fab’s Chest or a randonneuring box-shaped bag. Or, you can strap drybags to the top platform like a boss.

Specs:

Designed for attachment to both fork crown and rack mounts, this rack is compatible with disc, cantilever, and, in some cases, caliper brakes.
Dimensions: 113mm wide, or approximately 4.5 inches, and 202mm in length, or approximately 8 inches
Bag backrest: 101mm height, or approximately 4 inches
Crown mount tab height: 38mm, or 1.5 inches
Bead blast finish (titanium)
Durable semi-gloss powder coating with ED undercoating for rustproofing (steel)
Four hourglass mounts
Rack weight: 185 grams, or approximately 6.5 ounces (titanium) 287 grams, or approximately 10 ounces (steel)
Maximum load: 10 kilograms, or 22 pounds

See more at Rawland!

Ibis Cycles Hakka MX New Colors and Build Kits

The Hakka MX has gotten some extensive love over here since its inception, with John reviewing it at its launch date and later with the new-at-the-time Shimano GRX drivetrain. While the frames themselves haven’t changed, Ibis recently rolled out new branding, meaning it was time for a refresh of the Hakka MX platform. For this Fall, you can select either a frameset for $2,699, a Rival build for $4,599, or a GRX build for $4,899 in either Wizard Potion (pictured), Sacre Bleu, or Salt Water Taffy colors.

Check out the full scoop at Ibis.

Philly Bike Expo MTB History Series

Check out this video from the Philly Bike Expo in which our friend Tasshi Dennis presents Part One of his Origins and Design Evolution of the Mountain Bike!

Braydon Bringhurst | 8600FT

Watch Braydon Bringhurst’s feature-length film “8600FT” above, documenting his climb of the iconic “Whole Enchilada” trail in Moab, Utah.

“The Whole Enchilada” is one of mountain biking’s most epic trails – attracting expert-level riders from around the globe to Moab, Utah, to challenge its 8000-plus feet of descending over rugged and raw terrain littered with rock drops and boulder fields. But no one has ever tried to ride up every inch of the trail – until now.

Equally mentally challenging as physical, “8600FT” is a 1.5-hour feature-length film of Braydon Bringhurst’s attempt to summit “The Whole Enchilada.”