Tag: Worn

  • Worn: Leatt Airflex Hybrid Knee Pads

    Worn: Leatt Airflex Hybrid Knee Pads

    There was a time in the not-so-far-distant past when knee pads would get you laughed off the trails. Especially if combined with Lycra, which will rightfully still get the same reaction. But now knee pads are almost as de rigeur as helmets and gloves, which seems to make sense as the mountain biker’s knees cop a…

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  • Worn: fi’zi:k M3B Uomo Shoes

    Worn: fi’zi:k M3B Uomo Shoes

    It used to be that shoes came in either mountain or road varieties, with not much in the way of choice in either category. Mountain meant XC, basically lightweight, stiff-soled shoes with Velcro straps and maybe a buckle, and either so well-vented that the mesh would fall apart and your toes would be poking out…

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  • Worn: Dissent 133 Glove System

    Worn: Dissent 133 Glove System

    Most people would probably own one or two sets of riding gloves; one for summer, one for winter. Mountain bikers probably only have their preferred long finger versions for year round off-roading. Roadies, maybe some fingerless or bare hands in summer, and something ‘thermal’ for the colder months. UK company Dissent 133 has come up…

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  • Worn: Giro Jacket Shoe

    Worn: Giro Jacket Shoe

    If you wanted a solid flat pedal shoe, the go-to brand has always been, in my opinion, Five Ten. The solid construction of the leather upper combined with their legendary Stealth rubber sole gave one no doubt that shoe and pedal would be stuck together tighter than Trump and a spray tan. But that was…

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  • Ways To Carry Stuff: Race Face Rip Strip

    Ways To Carry Stuff: Race Face Rip Strip

    In the ongoing quest to lighten our load, get as much stuff off our back as possible and not look like a pack-horse or middle-aged tourist, we are increasingly blessed with a host of new options for carrying stuff. The bumbag has been a favourite around here for a few years now, and its ability to…

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