About Our Suppliers & Manufacturers
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All Terrain creates natural remedies for outdoor enthusiasts, including zinc-oxide-based sunscreens featuring Z-Cote™ -- micro fine zinc oxide particles that are invisible once applied. |
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Andiamo! specializes in padded bike short liners and padded briefs. |
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Aqua Sphere develops and markets a wide spectrum of swim products, including masks and swim goggles suitable for use by triathletes, recreational and fitness swimmers. |
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Bellwether has been designing and manufacturing performance cycling apparel for the committed cyclist for more than 30 years. At Bellwether, women's apparel is never an afterthought. Fresh colors and outstanding tailoring reflect the company's dedication to female cyclists. Located in San Francisco, Bellwether constructs all its clothing in the U.S. to ensure the highest quality. |
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Bollé sunglasses blend fit, function and fashion to give athletes the edge they need to prevail. |
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Started in 1978, Burley is a cooperatively owned company located in Eugene, Oregon. Their raingear has been tested extensively in Oregon's wet climate. |
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Canari is based in San Diego, California, and has been producing high quality, affordable cyclewear for more than 19 years. |
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Castelli is the Ferrari of the cycling world. When you need the ultimate in high-prestige cycling apparel, Castelli is your only choice. |
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Concurve is Gore's (of GoreTex fame) "house brand". They produce high quality, windproof and waterproof cycling jackets using GoreTex and Windstopper fabrics. |
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CRAFT of Sweden, discovered in 1977 that ventilation is twice as important as insulation to stay comfortable. Research proved that the loss of fluids and the control of the body's core temperature are in direct relation with a person's ability to perform. CRAFT garments keep your core climate stable and expel heat before turning to sweat. |
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DESCENTE is back in the USA! Cyclists who have been around for awhile will have fond memories of Descente, and this well-loved brand is again being distributed in North America. |
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DIADORA was founded in Italy in 1948 by Marcello Danieli. From their beginnings in mountain climbing boots, they have expanded into many kinds of footwear including cycling shoes. Their products are still proudly manufactured in Italy. |
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DO WRAP manufactures performance headwear products made to be more functional, easier to wear, and more comfortable than other headwear. Do Wrap's Wickie Wear line is engineered by and for women, with the right size, great colors, the finest of technical fabrics, and built-in pony-tail ports. |
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Since 1992, DeFeet has been making some of the world's best high-performance cycling socks at their headquarters in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Western North Carolina. |
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ENELL produces highly supportive sports bras for active women. |
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FOX Racing has become an international leader in the sportswear apparel industry with its famous Fox Head logo seen worldwide. While still remaining 100% committed to its motocross roots, Fox Racing has also become one of the world's leading brands in BMX and mountain bike apparel. |
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Gill is one of the world's leading suppliers of specialist waterproof and breathable sailing clothing. Gill has taken its extensive experience in creating waterproof outerwear for the punishing sailing environment, and applied their knowledge to creating high quality jackets for the cycling market.
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Giordana. Cyclists naturally turn to Europe when they seek the finest, most advanced cycling products. Giordana's designers have combined technical fabrics with bold designs to create a line of apparel that is both functional and fashionable.
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GIZMO. Fun socks with technical features.
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Since 1977, when he covered his first Tour de France, Graham Watson's single-minded devotion to portraying cycling and cyclists has taken him to the very top of his chosen career, and the sparkling quality of his work is instantly recognizable in cycling books and magazines all over the world.
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HeadSweats HeadSweats produces fashionable headwear to help you keep your cool.
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HIND has long been known as one of the foremost technical apparel authorities for athletes. Through the innovative development of superior fabrics, unique constructions and fit solutions, uncompromising quality and a long standing dedication to the needs of athletes, HIND has earned a reputation as an authentic and original innovator of technical apparel.
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Hydrapak was launched in 1996 to satisfy the growing demand from cyclists for personal hydration systems. With input from professional athletes and feedback from a large staff of avid cyclists and product testers, the Hydrapak line is continuously refined to ensure the products met buyers' hydration needs. |
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InSport was founded in Beaverton, Oregon in 1977. From the beginning, InSport's focus has been on quality and innovation. InSport initially focused its efforts exclusively on the burgeoning running market. With strict adherence to quality standards designed to withstand the unique wear and tear associated with serious workouts, InSport broadened its scope in the early 1990s to include cycling, triathlon, indoor fitness, and most recently, Fitness Maternity™ apparel. |
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Ironman Wetsuits is a world leader in triathlon and multisports wetsuits, and the wetsuit of choice for many of the world's top triathletes. Since 1990 their design team has pioneered many of the technological enhancements in triathlon wetsuit design. |
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Jogalite is a leading manufacturer of reflective safety accessories for runners and cyclists. |
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Kenzie ponytail holders and head bands keep even the most unruly hair in place. The last place those lovely locks belong is in your game-day face! |
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LAKE SHOES are made with genuine leather and are built on function-specific lasts for a great fit. |
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Lin. These downright funky sock designs are created to allow sports enthusiasts to express their personalities through their feet. |
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Louis Garneau, the founder of the company was a racer for 13 years and a Canadian champion cyclist. He started his company in his father's garage in 1983. The company has grown to more than 525 employees and has multiple manufacturing facilities in Canada and the USA. Since 1992, several Olympic teams from Canada and the U.S. have selected Louis Garneau apparel for their athletes. |
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Mt. Borah, creates functional, casual clothing that lets you enjoy your outdoor experience in maximum comfort. |
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NEMA manufactures performance cycling apparel for mountain bikers. Made up of former pro and amateur racers, bicycle and music maniacs, they design, test, and deliver products which fuse function and style. |
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Paceline Products was incorporated in 1993 to develop and market Chamois Butt'r, a skin lubricant and synthetic chamois conditioner. Paceline Products also distributes many other unique, high-quality cycling products.
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For over 50 years, Pearl Izumi has defined the standards for performance apparel. They develop their own, exclusive high performance fabrics and focus on intricate details and fit, placing their products a step above the rest. |
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Polar invented the first EKG accurate heart rate monitor back in 1977 as a training tool for the Finnish National Cross Country Ski Team. Today, Polar is the number one choice among consumers, coaches and personal trainers worldwide. |
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Precaryous creates apparel to express the adrenaline, passion, excitement, challenge & daring of sport. |
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Primal Wear was started "by two guys you never heard of" who wanted to create something that would be to the cycling clothing industry what "Ben & Jerry's" ice cream was to the ice cream industry. They've succeeded with a line of wildly imaginative, colorful clothing complete with secret messages in the pockets and clever names. All that and it is comfortable too! |
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Resource Revival was founded in 1994 to find new uses for discarded materials. Since then, the company has saved over 100,000 pounds of used bicycle, automobile, and building parts from landfills. They make everything by hand in a studio overlooking the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon, and delight in the way unique materials make each piece as individual as the artists who create them. |
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Rudy Project Rudy Project designs and manufactures hi-tech sunglasses using the application of science, advanced materials and computer technology to create functional, aesthetically superior and technologically advanced products. |
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Schwalbe has been producing high-quality bicycle tires since 1973. |
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Save Our Soles produces fun, high quality socks in vibrant patterns. Great for cyclists, runners and anyone who wants make their feet happy. |
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SealSkinz® are unique Waterproof MVT (Moisture Vapor Transpiration) socks and gloves designed to keep your hands and feet completely dry. SealSkinz® patented fabric structure provides the highest performance available -- both inside and out. |
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Established in 1897 - at the dawn of cycling - Selle Italia's century of activity has followed the development and modernization of the bicycle step by step in its commitment to developing high quality, ergonomic and comfortable saddles. |
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Claudia Ried is the creative and design force behind SHEBEEST. As an apparel designer, female cyclist and sports enthusiast, Claudia often heard women expressing a desire for stylish and better fitting cycling and sports apparel, as well as functional fabrics and high quality construction. Her answer to those pleas is SHEBEEST. Unveiled in 1997, SHEBEEST was a huge hit and has been growing rapidly in popularity. |
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Sheila Moon designs apparel to fit women with curves and attitude - active women on the move. "I like to think of my clothes as something a modern Grace Kelly or even Marilyn Monroe would wear -- classic and sexy," says Sheila. |
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SmartWool starts with the finest grade of Australian Merino wool–specially selected and treated with the revolutionary SmartWool process. The Merino wool fibers used in SmartWool socks are also longer than other conventional wool sock fibers. This extra length creates a knitted yarn that is itch-free and silky soft to the touch. And, to further assure easy care, all SmartWool socks are put through a special SmartWool process which removes the microscopic ends of the fibers which are the cause of “shrinkage.” The result is a sock that is guaranteed to be “itch- and shrink-free” and the most luxuriously comfortable sock you can put on your feet! |
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SockGuy crafts their fun novelty socks from an ultra wicking micro denier acrylic. The heel and toe are double stitched for added strength and durability. |
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Speed Laces is a revolutionary new lacing system which replaces ordinary laces in minutes and provides runners and triathletes with quick release and instant tension adjustment. |
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Sportful creates technical clothing with emotion. They pack in all the technical details you expect, but then concentrate on making you look good, and feel more comfortable while you're riding. |
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SportHill has been creating athletic clothing since 1985, working with a staff of world class athletes and designers to produce high quality clothing for athletes. |
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Sugoi is a leading Canadian manufacturer of high-performance technical athletic apparel. Their name means 'awesome/cool' in Japanese. |
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When Bicycling Magazine named Georgena Terry one of the pioneers of women's cycling, it was largely because of her early commitment to making bicycles for women. Building upon a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Georgena designed a sport bicycle in five sizes which was officially introduced to the world at the NEAR Rally in Amherst Mass in 1985. The response was overwhelming. Over the years, Terry has added apparel, saddles, and bicycle accessories to its line. But, throughout it all, its mission remains the same: to help women enjoy cycling. All women - short and tall, slender and full, young and old. |
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With performance features, new technologies, and improved functionality, Teva is the natural evolution in footwear for the outdoor athlete. |
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City-born and street-tough, Timbuk2 has been a San Francisco original since 1989. Stitch-by-stitch, bag-by-bag, they've built a solid reputation and a loyal following among real-life, hard-working bicycle messengers and cycling enthusiasts. |
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Trashy Cat creates purrrfectly outrageous cycling apparel in wild animal prints and bold color combinations. |
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Named after a mythical Norse god of war, TYR embodies the competitive spirit of sports. Since its founding in 1985, TYR has dedicated itself to redefining the next generation of performance and recreational swimwear. |
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Wigwam has been producing great socks since 1905. Their recent innovations include Ultimax moisture wicking socks, and their brand new InGenius socks for dry-lined comfort. |
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WrightSock is a leader in value-priced technical athletic socks. Their Double Layer™ anti-friction products have been granted two U.S. patents for their unique construction and their ability to prevent blisters on feet. |
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ZOIC put their name on the map with their fusion gusset™ shorts. This original design combines a panel of technical stretch fabric with comfortable, wearable fabrics - providing the perfect balance: maximum mobility, no cross-seams, no crotch blow-out, breathability, and extremely high abrasion/tear resistance. ZOIC makes bomb-proof apparel - they bartack all the stress points, use the finest threads, and double and triple stitch seams as needed. |
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When they say that sacrifice is part of being an endurance athlete, Zoot Sports is pretty sure they don't mean fashion. With input for Iron Man triathletes, Zoot Sports pushes the line with innovations in design and fabric, creating clothing with optimal durability, practicality and cutting-edge fashion. |
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