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Sure, the socks are great (really!) but I can’t get over how incredible Tenspeed Hero’s product photos are – I love this as an image. There are now five new models of La Girafe Sportif socks available on the site. So, if you’re low on socks, or just in a compulsive sock-acquisition mode, head over to Tenspeed Hero and see more.
In addition to the pre-order for the PiNP TDBT vest and jersey, we made Woolie Boolie socks! These simple, striped socks will keep your feet toasty in the winter and cool in the summer. Don’t ask me how that works, it just does!
Swoop up at Team Dream Bicycling Team!
Nature is Metal, without even trying. It’s desolate, solitary and yet, majestic. As night falls upon the forest, you quickly realize how insignificant your existence is. Or something like that. Look, #NatureisMetal and the Necronomicog’s got your back.
Made by DeFeet in the darkest of forests in North Carolina, these Aireater socks will keep your feet happy as you shred your sled through the woods. Necronomicog logo designed by Kyler Martz.
SORRY SOLD OUT!
The newest from the Athletic gives your ride a little bite. Check out the Le Tigre socks here!
I’ve said numerous times in the past that I’m really stoked on Team Dream Bicycling Team. So stoked that I worked with Sean on an extensive PiNP collaboration kit, beginning with these Pream Team Viking Socks! Made by DeFeet in North Carolina, these socks are $15 a pair and in stock now at Team Dream Bicycling Team!
Also be sure to check out the other sock and cap offerings from TDBT!
Whether you’re a jet-setter or just a person who appreciates good design (and socks), the Athletic’s new LAX Airpot socks might be in your terminal. Scoop up a bundle of three socks here. Special note: this is a three-pack of socks, meaning you get three socks total. If you want three pairs, I’d order two sets. They’ve also re-upped the PDX socks too.
Here’s the reference for the design, in case you were wondering!
Surely you’ve seen these by now, right? Everyone in Portland is eating these socks up. Why? Portland’s airport has this atrocious carpet. It’s so bad that it’s good. Like really good. So good that Jeremy at the Athletic had a bright idea to make cycling socks from the pattern.
I love DeFeet’s wool socks. I’ll ride road, dirt, whatever in them and they’re great in all weather. Garrett from Strawfoot has some new “Chevron Stripe” DeFeet socks for sale at his site. I went with both colors and they’re already getting heavily rotated. Pick up a pair at Strawfoot for $16!
I have a thing for socks. When I go to a shop, I usually walk out with at least two pairs. The longer, the better (to a certain point). Merino is preferred but bamboo are totally fine as well. Which is what Cadence chose to make their newest run of socks from. Scoop up a pair of tall or low Cadence socks today!
What are those top and bottom covering things called again? Caps and socks? Whatever… Go swoop up the new Manual for Speed goodies. Those two are the hardest working couple in the industry.
Photos by Heather McGrath
The long-awaited Cat 1 for Fun, Geekhouse Bikes and Cuppow! Club kits are now available for pre-order. These Endo Customs explosions of radness are made by Endo Customs and are guaranteed to enable you to have fun on the bike.
Best of all, if you can’t fork out the money for a kit, Geekhouse also has a cap, bottles and a sock pre-order and they’re made by Defeet (Aireator Hi-Top), the best socks around!
Pre-order your dose of fun at Geekhouse!
Photo by Luke Batten
I like what Ten Speed Hero does with their product shots, whatever it is. Minnetonka Moccasin + Ten Speed Hero Socks + Lake Michigan = marketing genius? Whatever it is, it’s working. Check out the full “sock look book” at TSH.
I don’t know what it is about this brand but I really dig what they’re doing. Even the simplest designs look better in the woods. Pick up a pair of Lone Wolf Cycling Totem Socks before they’re gone!
Yeah, socks are socks but I like what Lone Wolf Cycling is doing and buying a pair of Earth & Mountain socks was the least I could do to support them at the Philly Bike Expo this year. I’ve been wearing these nonstop and like all Sock Guy socks, they’ve held up great. The LWC guys have been organizing some killer events in the Philly area. Check out more at Lone Wolf Cycling and follow them on Instagram for some good old fashioned dirt.
Photo by Emiliano Granado
Complete your Outlier wardrobe with the new Megafine Merino socks:
“Built with 15.5 micron merino, the Outlier Megafine Merino Sock is likely the finest sock you’ll ever step into. Beautifully soft, breathable and temperature regulating, this high grade of merino is the best natural performance material we’ve sourced. It’s the equivalent of Super 160s wool, virtually unheard of outside of the world’s most luxurious suiting.
The Outlier Megafine Merino Sock, gentle yet tough, a dream on your feet. Available now on the Outlier Webshop in Black for $24.”
As someone who always finds himself with missing cycling socks, I don’t mind picking up novalty “team” socks once and a while, especially from great coffee roasters like Intelligentsia. You do like coffee, right? Thanks for the scoop Kyle!
I very rarely wear low socks, but if I happen to feel like exposing my ankles, I’ll put on my Sock Guy merinos. They’re great socks on or off the bike, so I can see why Jeff at All-City would pick them to make his socks. Pick some up now at your LBS for $16.50.
