Hats
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Specialized Deflect UV Cycling Cap - 2020 Down Under Collection $31.00
Who says speed, grace and beauty can?t be a bit irreverent? Not the Australian Budgie and not our Down Under Collection Cap. You?ll fit in with the flock nicely with this budgie-inspired headwear in blue, green and yellow.
Look up. Yes, if you’re lucky enough to be outside, that’s the sun above. Now touch the top of your head. Yes, this susceptible portion of your body is constantly berated by that sun above. Over time, this could lead to some issues, which is why we developed our Deflect? UV Cycling Cap. It’s not a substitution for sunscreen, per se, but it will help combat the harmful effects of ultraviolet rays.
Now, it’s important to note that we didn’t make this cap out of tinfoil, meaning that it’s not a cure-all bit of snake oil. It does, however, serve up a UV 50+ level of protection, which is more than your hair or helmet are offering. Add to this the obvious benefit of the fine-as-silk VaporRize? fabric blocking sweat from trickling down into your eyes, plus the fact that this lightweight material is actually remarkably cooling, and you’re looking at a smart solution to your summer riding. Stay protected.
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Specialized Drirelease Merino Neck Gaiter $23.00
As winter progress, minimizing exposure is paramount, and we’re not talking about going to lengths like chaining yourself to the trainer for the season. Instead, learning how to layer with pieces like our drirelease? Merino Neck Gaiter will make the difference between packing on the pounds indoors and enjoying the season while riding outdoors.
This gaiter fits comfortably over the neck, and with a bit of ingenuity, you can easily wear it as a facemask or beanie should the weather necessitate it. It’s constructed from our drirelease? Merino with FreshGuard , which is a wool blend with natural insulating and warming properties. The material is alsonaturally adept at managing moisture and blocking odor, so you don’t have to worry about icy moisture buildup while you’re riding in the winter months.
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