Market: Pearl Izumi, the long-established manufacturer of performance cycling apparel now based in Colorado, has a very interesting new product to announce for the fall. With the brand-new and exclusive Pearl Izumi PI DRY material, they are taking a major step forward in the field of rainwear, moving away from the often unsuitable materials used in athletic activities… read more
We've all been there: the season's about to start, you're motivated and ready to train, and then the bad weather throws a wrench in the works. The unpredictable April weather, in particular, makes life difficult for us cyclists and has turned many a classic race into an ordeal. However, thanks to ever-improving cycling apparel, we can protect ourselves against… read more
Market: In the minds of many cyclists, the name Specialized is still synonymous with high-quality complete bicycles. However, for several years now, the US manufacturer has also offered an extensive range of apparel. Appropriately for the season, we've taken a look at their autumn and winter collections. Many parts of Germany received a new shipment these days… read more
Review: Autumn is already here, winter is just around the corner, and weatherproof cycling apparel is becoming a top priority for many cyclists. We got our hands on a complete set from the Danish manufacturer GripGrab and put it to the test. How well do the Aquarepel arm and leg warmers, the RaceAquaX overshoes, and the Cloudburst gloves protect against the harsh weather? ... read more
Review: British luxury brand Rapha is forging ahead in the field of weather protection. Can the expensive jersey and shorts combination deliver on its promises for the autumn season in the fight against the rain? We put the Rapha Shadow to the test. Are our summers really getting wetter and wetter? You don't have to be a climate scientist to get that impression – simply… read more
