The Radavist

Our friends down in Las Cruces at the Monumental Loop teamed up with Organ Mountain Outfitters to design a run of short and long-sleeved Monumental Loop logo shirts. The new Monumental Loop logo departs from the previous logo’s unsanctioned adoption of the sacred Zia Pueblo sun symbol and pinged local artist Nightbird to reimagine the branding into something more appropriate.

Cōllette Marie is a celebrated Xicana visionary, interdisciplinary artist, and designer from Las Cruces. Her work reflects her deep connection to the Chihuahuan Desert and her dedication to elevating Indigenous and native artistry. 

For the first week of this release, we’re donating 100% of the profits to Monumental Loop. Your purchase will directly help fund their advocacy, route development, and conservation efforts, ensuring the landscapes we love remain accessible and preserved for generations.

Check out the full drop at Organ Mountain Outfitters.

We’re back with a fresh drop of merch this winter, re-issuing some classics and presenting some new designs. After multiple requests, we have our Roadrunner graphic on 22 oz bottles, stickers, and a long-sleeve t-shirt. The Radavist Vulture shirt is back on a long-sleeve, as well as our Ocotillo/Agave wool socks, Yo! wool socks, and a new Breccia wool sock design for the geology nuts out there. Speaking of rocks, our Malachite Dynaplug Pills came out incredible, and we’ve got three colors in The Radavist Camp Hat.

See it all at The Radavist Webshop. Shipping this week.

Made in the Bay Area by our buddy Tom, the Solar Shirts are a boxy and cropped fit UPF sun protection shirt.  These button-up shirts are sewn from a beautiful, lightweight woven nylon with a UPF 50+ rating and a cotton-like hand-feel. Breathable, antimicrobial, and blocks 97.5-98% of UV radiation from harming your skin. Snap button closure for easy on and off. Designed to be worn every day, for every occasion. These shirts have been worn to weddings, thru-hikes of the Pacific Crest Trail and everything in between. Doing more with less, over a longer period of time.

Specs:

• Unisex Sizing.
• Size M weighs 6.1 oz.
• The fabric was woven in Osaka, Japan.
• Sewn to wear in, not out, in Oakland, CA.
• Repaired for life.

The last run of these sold out fast, so if you’ve been curious about them, roll on over to VRNCLR!

The Mission Shorts are a staff favorite over here and now there’s a top to go along with them! ORNOT’s button-up Mission Shirt isn’t afraid of a little sweat; rather, it’s made from a technical stretch woven fabric that wicks moisture and dries quickly and it stands up to whatever you throw at it. Crafted from lightweight recycled fabric with UPF 30+ sun protection, the Mission Shirt not only keeps you cool and dry, but protected too. A clever rear pocket provides just enough space for your sunglasses or a quick snack.

Check out more at ORNOT.

Mone Bikes supports ultra-endurance singlespeed athlete Alexandera Houchin‘s racing career by donating 100% of the proceeds from these “Grouchin Houchin” shirts to her. The shirts are printed on Bella Canvas tees and cost $25 from Mone Bikes. There are also temporary tattoos in the mix! Check out the offerings at Mone Bikes.

The all-new Ocean and San DeltaPeak UtiliTee ($99) is designed for long, hot days in the saddle for riders who like to feel a garment flapping in the cool breeze rather than a jersey…

Inspired by vintage western shirts with SPF (UPF 50+) and made from Oeko Tex Standard 100 fabric in Italy, the Cascada Howling Button Up shirts are designed with multi-sport intentions. Ready to throw on over shorts, whether it’s for a ride or a run, summer short-sleeve Howling Shirt keeps you cool and dry in the hottest days.

San Francisco’s ORNOT just stocked a limited run of organic riding shirts ($65) for men and women.

Our buddy Tom in Oakland at VRNCLR just released the Solar Shirt, an everyday shirt for on and off-the-bike exploits. These shirts are roomy, boxy, and are sewn in California…

Our friend Eric Arce, aka Pedalhomie, has a new t-shirt pre-order ($30) that’s live from now until Sunday, March 17th. This new design is on a dark green shirt with a front chest screen print and a back design with a skeleton manualing through cacti. Check out the design at Pedalhomie.com.

Ronnie and Arya just stocked up some new Ron’s Bikes long sleeve t-shirts ($40), and while they look great, we’re mostly stoked to be able to post that portrait of Arya! Roll on over to Ron’s Bikes to check them out.

The world feels pretty scary right now. Multiple conflicts, genocide, war-mongers refusing to demand ceasefires. Sometimes, the only way we can feel sane is by riding our bikes. Lugs Not Drugs is inspired by the power of the bicycle. Its ability to make us feel centered again is celebrated by these new stickers. $2 from every sale of this sticker will be donated to the Gaza Sunbirds. Then, there’s the Robert Indiana LOVE sculpture “Lugs” flip, available in pink or blue. $10 from the sale of each of these Pink and Blue LUGS tees will be donated by splitting $5 to the Gaza Sunbirds and $5 to Doctors Without Borders. See it all at Lugs Not Drugs.

We’re back operating as a 100% independent entity and, with everything going on, managed to whip up some stunning merch for Fall/Winter 2023. We’ve got Woolie Boolie socks, a Necronomicog throwback design, and two new dirt jerseys, all in stock and shipping worldwide today from The Radavist Webshop.

Let’s look at the designs and offerings below…

When it comes to creating fantasy landscapes for bands like Sleep, High On Fire, Earth, Windhand, and Weedeater, there’s none like Arik Roper. His iconic imagery has graced some of the finest metal LPs, from “Blessed Black Wings” to “The Bees Made Honey in the Lion’s Skull.”

We pinged Arik earlier this spring to design a graphic for us to incorporate onto some merch items and it’s finally available via our webshop. Let’s look at this extremely limited edition drop in detail below…

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

We’re excited to announce the drop of our Summer ’22 collection. Included in this release are some re-stocked favorites like our Big Deserted bottles, our Nocturnal Roadrunner bottles, Howdy 3-pack socks, and the return of the YO bottles. We also have new designs like our Third Eye socks, Wind Warriors shirts in Sage and Cobalt by artist Evan Weselmann and our Mammatus Cloud sock and bottle designs. After many requests, we’ve also made Klean Kanteen 20oz bottles in Marigold and Obsidian.

See the full collection at The Pro’s Closet and for a limited time, take $20 off $100 or more orders with the checkout code: E2PX7A6P

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