1. Pactimo Women’s Summit Jersey
When it comes to your jersey two things matter most—fit and fabric. Pactimo’s comfy Summit uses Compression Eschler Powergrid fabric in the shoulders to cut down on drag, Matrix HC in the front to breathe and Transfer–C carbon-woven fabric in the back panel to keep you cool. $100
2. Dakine Traverse Glove
The Traverse does just what a good glove should—the palm breathes and offers up a nice grip while the back features protective ribs for those times you scrape against something. $30
3. Bern Morrison
Bern’s light, stylish new mountain bike lid features liquid-injected foam to suck up a knock to the head and a fit system that conforms to your skull. We skied in it, too. $99
4. POC Essential Bibshorts
What matters most in your bibs? The chamois. The Swedes at POC scored high in these babies with a comfy one that that wicks away funk. But that’s not all—the stretch fabric provides just enough compression without feeling too tight.
$200
5. Chrome Knurled Welded Excursion Rolltop 37
Meet our favorite everyday bike-to-work backpack. Chrome’s roomy, totally waterproof Knurled Welded rolltop bag includes a lap top sleeve and weighs in at just 1.7 pounds. $160
6. Hydrapak Soft Flasks
It’s easy to shove a few of these compactible soft flasks filled with water and gel in your back jersey pocket or pack. When you need a hit, just squeeze. When they are empty they roll down small and out of the way. $20
