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Review: Lazer Waymaker Way1 Sunglasses
The Waymaker series of sunglasses from Lazer are available in two variations: the Way1 (tested here) and the Way2. Both take their design cues from the iconic Ray-Ban Wayfarer glasses, but there are some differences between the models. The Way1 glasses have a squarer frame while the Way2 have more of a cat eye shape to them. …
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Review: Backcountry Research Minimalist Mountain Gear
When I ride, I prefer to carry only the essentials with me: a tube, CO2 cartridges or a pump, and a multitool. I only break out the hydration pack for rides that are going to hit the 4- or 5-hour mark. But sometimes it’s necessary to carry a little more gear with you, especially when …
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News: Northwave Announces Enduro-Specific Mountain Bike Shoe
Northwave announced a few shoes from the 2016 Spring-Summer collection including the Northwave Enduro Mid, a shoe designed specifically for the demands of enduro racing. Pro rider Cedric Gracia worked with Northwave to design and test the Enduro Mid shoes and judging by the video below, he’s pretty stoked with how the shoes came out. …
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Limited Edition Mission Workshop Hauser Hydration Pack Costs $215 (Reservoir Not Included)
Yes, I know: the price on this hydration pack is shocking. But still, I’ve never wanted to own a hydration pack as badly as this one! Of course it looks super badass–Mission Workshop, is after all, known for making really cool bags. But beyond that, the Black Camo Hauser packs some features mountain bikers will …
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Review: Dakine Syncline Short and Dropout Jersey
Home sweet home is about an hour from Dakine’s headquarters, so naturally I was stoked to get my hot little hands on a piece of Dakine’s fresh lineup of locally-inspired shred threads for 2015. No, I don’t live in Maui, but as of 2013, neither does Dakine. Originally founded in Hawaii, the company moved its …
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