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We’re back with another Radar Roundup where we take some of the news items to come across our inboxes into an easy-to-digest dump of sorts, culling down the clutter from our homepage and making it easier to stay on top of what’s going on in our little corner of the cycling industry. This will come particularly in handy when it comes to spring/summer product drops from our favorite brands.
Check out our Radar Roundup below with products, videos, and a Radavision entry…
Cascada continues to roll out its in-house developed, made in Italy wool baselayers with these unisex merino base layer bottoms. These slim-fitting baselayers are made from a merino blend (45% Merino Wool, 40% Polyester, 10% Polyamide, 5% Elastomer) to extend their lifespan, making them resistant to moths, and resistant to wear and tear. These base layers come in grey or tan and are in stock now, shipping direct from Cascada for €85,00.
We’ve been fans of DeFeet’s wool gloves for that window in time when it’s not cold enough to break out the thick gloves but the summer weight gloves won’t cut it anymore. DeFeet has improved upon its classic glove design with these ET Wool Blend Adventure gloves. These gloves are made from 52% Nylon, 20% Merino Wool, 20% Recycled Polyester, 7% Lycra, 1% Silver Ag, with the Silver Ag making the gloves smartphone compatible as the silver is in the finger tips, allowing you to use your smartphone. The Duraglove ET are designed to be used in temps ranging from 40º to 60º (4C to 16C) and they have an elaborate no-slip grip pattern.
Available in three colors; grey, blue, and red. In stock now for $24.99 at DeFeet.
Our in-demand pinecone-colored wool Yucca Socks have been restocked in our webshop. We’ve fielded a lot of requests for these and our Sillycybin designs (more of those on the way in two weeks) and we’re pleased to announce they are back in stock in our webshop today.
Head on over to the Radavist Webshop to score a pair…
Our friends at Campandgoslow have just launched a new olive, wool jersey pre-order at their website. These jerseys are inspired by classic wool kits from cycling’s iconic past and will keep you warm in the coming winter months. The window to order will close on September 5th at noon PST, or when CGS reaches its cap of 85 pieces, whichever comes first so if you’re interested in these, don’t miss out.
We expect to be shipping these to you in late October. Keep in mind that production time will depend on our total order quantity, and shipping times are a little unpredictable these days. We’ll do everything we can to get your jersey to you as soon as possible.
Pre-order one at Campandgoslow.
Jersey Details:
-Retail: $190 + Shipping
-Made in Spain by Cima Coppi
-100% mid-weight 285 gsm merino wool
-Raglan sleeve pattern
-Custom embroidery on chest
-Since we’re riding solo this time, no Crust embroidery on the back pocket and no Crust hi-vis color option. We might make some changes to the rear pocket color layout.
-Hand or machine wash cold with mild detergent and dry flat
Short sleeves, long sleeves, caps, gaiters, shirts for men and women, Surly’s new wool lineup has something for everyone. Check out the newly-launched lineup at Surly.
PEdAL ED has made the world’s first Polartec Power Wool cycling jersey, taking this legendary material and applying it to a jersey that will keep you warm during the approaching cold months. Power Wool utilizes wool, as well as other materials to increase durability, breathability, and the lifespan of the jersey. If you’ve never used the material before, a jersey like this is a good place to start. Check out more information at PEdAL ED.
Fans of Rivendell are well aware that the brand does much more than make comfortable and classic bikes for cruising, touring, and exploring. Their clothing over the years have been legendary, so while a blind apparel pre-order might be scary in some sectors, you can rest assured that Rivendell knows what they’re doing. Check out their Cheviot Wool Sweater pre-order for more information.
Rocky Mountain reached out to local jersey manufacturers, Cima Coppi to create 100% merino wool short and long sleeve jerseys featuring their 1980’s throwback logo. They’re in stock now in small quantities, so hurry over to Rocky Mountain.
Sometimes, the simplest designs are the ones that become favorites. You don’t even have to explain the inspiration for the new Elevation wool socks from the Athletic. We get it. Available in Plum and Royal.
Fall is here and everyone’s already got their favorite flannel or wool overshirt aching to get pulled out of the closet. For those looking for their next favorite shirt, check out these new Pendleton Wool shirts from Kitsbow. The Icon has perforated stretch gussets at the shoulders for increased mobility and ventilation. In case you find yourself Rubber Side Up on the trail, there are even laser cut 3X Dry Schoeller panels strategically placed over shoulders and elbows for abrasion resistance.
See more on The Icon at Kitsbow.
These new Cedar Cycling standard short and long sleeve jerseys look amazing. I’m way into the color choices too. Stoked to see the women and men’s line taking off for this brand. Scoop up some Made in the USA goodness at Cedar Cycling today and check out more photos below.
Ibex, one of my favorite wool apparel manufacturers recently featured Firefly, one of my favorite frame builders in their Circles series. That reminds me, I need to buy some new Ibex gear!
