Club Ride Apparel

Club Ride Apparel Go Long Long Sleeve Jersey - If you could wear your favorite western shirt without being soaked in sweat after a few minutes on the trails, we're sure that you would. Lucky for you, though, Club Ride Apparel makes this wish a reality with its technical, yet livable, Go Long Long Sleeve Jersey. Club Ride constructed its Go Long long sleeve jersey from its RideDryWear fabric. This material was made lightweight and stretchable due to its polyester blend composition.

Club Ride Apparel Damsel Shorts - Club Ride Apparel was born in the mountains of Sun Valley, Idaho. A ski resort and the Old West rolled into one, Sun Valley has miles and miles of singletrack to test the prowess of Club Ride's apparel. Some days, though, you only get to ride into town to run errands. For these rides, where you don't want to stroll around in Lycra, Club Ride Apparel's Damsel Women's Shorts fit discretely beneath your favorite shorts or skirt for comfort on and off the saddle.

Club Ride Apparel Eden Capri Knickers - "Wear Daily" is imprinted on the inside of every piece of clothing from Club Ride Apparel for a reason, and its Eden Women's Capri Knickers are no exception. The marriage of technical riding apparel with livable cuts and fabrics, means that you'll not only wear them daily, but you'll wear them everywhere. The Eden Capri Knickers have been constructed from Club Ride's BambX fabric. This material features a carbon fiber/bamboo blend composition that's both lightweight and stretchable.

Club Ride Apparel Half Rack Knickers - With hundreds of miles of single track right outside our front door, we often go from the trails, to our work, and then right back again. Club Ride Apparel was founded by Mike Herlinger, in Sun Valley, Idaho, who, having similar daily activity, wanted technical riding apparel that was also livable. For this reason, Club Ride was founded, and its Half Rack Knickers were invented. Now, you gain access to knickers that are so versatile that, just like the label says, you'll wear the daily.

Club Ride Apparel Jill Tech Flannel - Your prized steed is carbon, but your favorite shirt is flannel. And to top if all off, you wear cowboy boots on the daily. Face it, you're a bit of a cowgirl. But with daily wardrobe changes between riding and kicking back with a drink, you're a bit worn down. If cowgirls knew about Club Ride Apparel, they wouldn't get the blues. Its Jill Women's Tech Flannel takes you from the trails, to the bar, and back again with uncompromising style.

Club Ride Apparel Rale Denim Pants - We may be a little biased when asked where the best mountain biking in the US is. After all, Park City boasts over 350 miles of single track. That said, though, we'll still willingly admit that Sun Valley, Idaho's mountain bike scene kills it. Club Ride Apparel was born in Sun Valley in 2008 when founder Mike Herlinger asked the question, "Wouldn't it be cool if I could just ride in my vintage western shirt?" From there it's grown on the conviction that cycling apparel needs to be both technical and stylish.

Club Ride Apparel Vibe Long Long Sleeve Jersey - It’s a shirt, it’s a button up, it’s a riding jersey? The Club Ride Vibe Long Sleeve Jersey may look like something you’d add to your work wardrobe, but with technical fabrics and well-hidden cycling-specific accents, it’s most at home shredding singletrack. Where you wear it is up to you, but we’re pretty sure the answer is going to be “everywhere.”Club Ride built the Vibe jersey from its RideDryWear fabric.