The Radavist

Handup Gloves just announced their Spring 2020 lineup filled with fun designs on their signature gloves, socks, and jerseys. Looking to the loud and vibrant colors of the 1980’s and beyond. Head on over to Handup Gloves check out their offerings.

Horizon is our fall/winter jersey line, inspired by the tonality of the deserts, forests, and plains. For this drop, we worked exclusively with Endo Customs who selected a quick-drying Italian fabric with built-in SPF and the uncanny ability to maintain vibrant colors after heavy use. We’re currently holding stock of a unisex MTB jersey, as well our exclusive design in women’s and men’s road jerseys. The mountain jersey is made from an ultralight Italian fabric, with long sleeves for cooler rides and built-in sun protection during the summer months. We’ve put these through hell over the past few months, dialing in the fit and testing their durability. For our road jerseys, we worked with Endo to design a two-fabric design, offering more flexibility and breathability in the side paneling, for a more comfortable on and off-the-bike fit.

The Horizon road features our Rune Amulet, Pack it In Pack it Out reminder, and Jackal on the jersey pockets, while the MTB jersey uses the RADAVIST Rune text across the tail.

The Horizon jerseys were designed by color enthusiast Cari Carmean and made here in Los Angeles by Endo Customs. For sizing reference, I’m 6’2″ and 190lbs wearing the size large.

When these sell out, we’ll be taking pre-orders for an early January 2020 delivery, so act fast if you want one this year! All jerseys are in stock now at our Web Shop.

We’ve been working on a late summer, early fall launch since what feels like a year or so and have finally pushed the button to get these into production. We’ve got three color combinations, in both road and this active jersey, perfect for gravel, MTB, running, backpacking, or other outdoor activities. With an active SPF built into the fabric, the long sleeves protect your arms from the sun’s harmful UV rays, while keeping you cool by wicking the sweat off your body. I’ve been wearing this jersey all summer, to test out how well it performs in the 100º Southern California heat. The material itself doesn’t get as stinky as fast like other fabrics I’ve been testing and the fit is more relaxed, with a longer drop back and extended sleeve cuffs.

ENDO Customs is currently making these in downtown Los Angeles and they should be for sale in the next few weeks. There are three color options, based on the tonality and colors of the desert (pictured), the forest, and plains. Stay tuned for more information here in the next few weeks and check out more teasers below.

We’ve touched on the psychological affects of riding in wilderness and even being wilderness adjacent. Brands are starting to embrace these ideologies by taking part in the 1% for the Planet movement. Velocio has a pre-order up on their site for these topography special edition ultralight jerseys, for men and women. 100% of the proceeds will go to 1% for the Planet to ensure our wilderness stays wild.

Read more at Velocio.

Our friends over at Tenspeed Hero are celebrating the first week of July with a summer sale. Their product photos are always some of our favorites, so even if you’re not looking for new threads, at least give them a gander. If you are, check out with the code SUMMER20.

The world of MUSA jerseys is surprisingly small for the US being the textile powerhouse it used to be. ANTHM is looking to change that with their made in Portland Merino Wool and Polyester blend jerseys for men and women. Their designs are minimal, with no loud branding or extra flair, perfect for the minimalist who wants functionality over flashy fashion. They make a short sleeve and long sleeve jersey for men and women at a price point akin to synthetic jerseys. Head on over to ANTHM Collective to check out their offerings.

Just because warmer months are coming, doesn’t mean you can’t use merino jerseys. The Cascada Venture Jersey utilizes a blend to keep you cool on warmer rides, while still benefiting from the comfort, fit, feel, and versatility of merino wool. Merino reacts to body temperature changes, absorbs and transfers excess moisture away, protects against UV radiation, is naturally antibacterial and odor resistant, is soft, hypoallergenic and does not cause itching. Available in Olive, Mustard, and Clay and in stock now at Cascada.

To make room for new jerseys this summer, we’re having a spring sale on all of our Voler MTB and ENDO road jerseys. From now until the end of April, take 30% off the entire stock of men’s and women’s jerseys. Head to the Web Shop and use the code “SpringJerseySale” to take advantage of the savings.

*this sale does not apply to the women’s road jerseys since those are made to order*

FYXO is our mate down in Straya and he just posted a route with photos from a mixed terrain ride in the Victorian Alps. This zone is one of my favorite places to ride a drop bar bike with exceptional views, lush rain forests, fauna galore, and punishing climbs. Head to FYXO to check out the story and head to the FYXO Web Shop to see the new Distract kits in Verde and Arancia.

We’re busy over here, working on the new web shop that will launch November 1st. Included in the product list are these new jerseys, made in Los Angeles by Endo Customs. We’ve got a whole bunch of other products in queue as well, so stay tuned, and keep watch for the launch on November 1st…

There’s something mystical, magical about riding in the summer. The long days, the heat, the early morning starts. This frenetic energy is the inspiration for the Athletic’s newest cycling collection, aptly named “Electric Cycling Collection.” Hand-drawn by Julie Krasniak, who likes the hand-drawn look, as it embodies that “Keep Moving” mantra. See the design as a kit, accessories, socks and more, for men and women and in stock now at the Athletic.

Random patterns, whether disruptive like camo, or more organic and chaotic like the newest from Search and State, can deliver a unique look to your cycling apparel collection. As a part of their 2018 Signature Print Series, the Skinner Pattern is made from a solid black ground with random skin print markings. The original print was hand-painted in New York City before being transferred to a digital rendering. No two Skinner prints are alike, so rest assured yours will be unique and a true original. These are very limited, with only one run being made in New York City, so if this pattern tickles you, be sure to pick one up at Search and State!

For those looking for something a bit different and love the fit and feel of Search and State, check out their new limited edition Ranger Jersey, complete with SAS Insignia. In stock now at SAS.

For their newest jersey design, Cadence takes their Pulsar pattern and wraps it around a jet black jersey. These made in Italy, race-fit jerseys are in stock now at Cadence for $120.

Search and State continues their limited edition print series with the Ion Flux S1-A riding jersey. The design was inspired by NYC, where this jersey is made and pulls from the intersecting lines found within the urban fabric. See more details at Search and State.

Search and State’s performance-oriented, race-fit, S2-R jersey just got an olive drab makeover, along with three other colors. These are made in New York City and like all of SAS’ products, are worth the coin. See more at Search and State.

Pre-order the new jersey below!

These jerseys Team Dream designed to commemorate Circles Japan’s 10th anniversary came out great! Getting your hands on one might be a bit of a challenge, but we can all dream, right?