TASCO MTB shows new kits at Sea Otter
Enduro racer Zach Waymire decked out in the new TASCO MTB Indivisible ride kit. Photo courtesy of TASCO MTB
What started as a mission to bring lifestyle clothing to their local Southern California mountain bike community has spun into a full-fledged grassroots MTB clothing company based in Carlsbad, California. TASCO are best known for their ridiculously soft T-shirts with artwork collaborations with the likes of Jill Kintner, Skye Walker, and Evan Chismark – all riders who can pen some pretty cool artwork. They have also been killing it with their Double Digits Kits, a clever pairing of gloves and socks. And this year at Sea Otter they were showing off some pretty cool new products.
The California Bear Seal V2 Session Ride T-Shirt. Check out the other four graphic styles in the Sessions Collection.
Session Ride Tee’s are designed to be worn on and off the bike. These lightweight jerseys have the look and feel of casual wear but are made from a unique Dri-Fit fabric that contains antimicrobial and moisture wicking properties. They are made in the USA and have an extra 1″ length to keep your backside covered when on your ride. The staff was wearing these in the booth during the event, and they looked great.
The Indivisible Jersey’s clean fit and bright colors were on display at the recent TDS Enduro and Sea Otter Classic races.
The new Indivisible Ride Jersey has a bit of an old school BMX flair and it’s made in the USA. The Double Digits Glove and Sock combo will be paired with this jersey.
TASCO offers a nice selection of kid-sized apparel, too.
Finally, there was the kid’s size Double Digits gloves, which looked just as good as the adult wear.
Double Digit Sock and Glove collection on display.
TASCO hat collection. The BRAAAP Bear is an all-time favorite.
For more information, visit www.tasco-mtb.com. This article is part of Mtbr’s coverage of the 2018 Sea Otter Classic in Monterey, California. For more from Sea Otter CLICK HERE.
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