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Troy Lee Designs Ruckus Shorts Review
The Troy Lee Designs Ruckus shorts are designed for trail, enduro and eMTB riders who want a durable riding short without an excessively loose or heavy fit. They sit between lightweight summer shorts and more protective downhill clothing, with enough room for knee pads while retaining a tidy shape on the bike. That balance was…
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Coast Optics Echo Sunglasses Review
The Coast Optics Echo sunglasses are designed to bring the wide-lens performance of the brand’s Nita glasses to riders with smaller faces. They use a compact Bio-TR90 frame, interchangeable cylindrical lenses and grippy contact points intended to keep the glasses secure during mountain biking, gravel riding and other outdoor use. This review of the Coast…
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Smith Syncline Sunglasses Review
The Smith Syncline sunglasses are built for riders who want near-goggle levels of coverage without wearing goggles. They are big, protective and very obviously designed for mountain biking, with a wide shield lens, ChromaPop optics, adjustable contact points and a bonus clear lens for properly low-light rides. This review of the Smith Syncline sunglasses comes…
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Crankbrothers Stamp Trail Lace Review
The Crankbrothers Stamp Trail Lace is a flat-pedal mountain bike shoe designed for trail riding, eMTB use and off-bike practicality. It sits in that useful space between a casual-looking MTB shoe and a proper performance flat shoe, with a stiffened sole, reinforced toe protection, lace closure and Crankbrothers’ Match outsole. That makes this review of…