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Peaty’s Holeshot tubeless puncture plugger kit and CO2 inflator kit
Peaty’s has launched the new Holeshot tubeless puncture plugger kit and CO2 inflator kit. The new Holeshot tubeless
puncture plugger kit makes fixing flats ‘super easy and fast’, said the brand, with a unique, stripped-down, rider innovated design. The unique ‘hook and a half’ design is the main reason why the integrated stabber is a ‘gamechanger’. It loads instantly and holds both large (3mm) and small (1.5mm) sealing plugs. It slides into the puncture and it doesn’t widen the tyre wound. It also doesn’t pull the plug out when you remove the tool – just load, stab, remove and you’re plugged and ready to go. Peaty’s has also announced the
Holeshot CO2 inflator, with an inline design. The inline ‘press to fill’ valve is ‘totally intuitive’, said the brand – no awkward, leaking side angles that can snap or bend valve cores. Just press the spring loaded Holeshot onto the opened valve and hold it until you hit your perfect pressure,
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and if that’s not quite enough, just blip it to add a bit more, then pull it off and pedal. RRP: Tubeless puncture plugger kit, £21.99 16g Inflator Kits, £27.99 25g Inflator Kits, £29.99
9 7mesh 2022 spring collection
7mesh has unveiled its collection for spring 2022, including new shorts for off-road and enduro, new cargo bibs for all surfaces, and new gravel and trail tops.
The Glidepath Short has been
re-imagined with four-way stretch mobility, a reshaped gusset for better fit, and a tapered, knee pad-friendly leg opening. Its high-velocity partner, the Slab Short, also gets a full update with a new seamless gusset, refined waist fastener, and fly closure. For 2022, both women and men
see new Desperado shapes with the lightweight women’s Hoody and 3/4 Shirt, and men’s Long Sleeve Henley and Short Sleeve Tee replacing the original Desperados. The men’s MK3 Bib and Cargo Bib
are offered in a woodsy Thyme, and the women’s WK3 Bib and Cargo Bib in a Port. The chamois programme is also bolstered with lightweight MK3 and WK3 Cargo Bib Tights for early morning and shoulder season pedalling.
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Red Bull Spect bike-specific glasses
Red Bull Spect has released its latest range of bike-specific glasses, with options across all riding disciplines. From mountain bikes to road, Red Bull Spect has unveiled four new models, all with wide field of vision, shatterproof lenses and photochromic options. The brands said: “Each of the four
new models (Dakota, Daft, Nick & Jayden) benefit from a wide field of vision thanks to the mono shield lens shape. The CAT-3 polycarbonate lenses are robust, shatterproof the offer the perfect mix of UV light protection and sun glare reduction. Red Bull Spect also offers photochromic options. Each model features a TR90 frame which is
lightweight, durable and impact resistant, designed to bend not break under pressure. The frame is also rubberised to ensure they don’t slip whilst riding.” Both the Nick and Jayde are prescription compatible. RRP: From €79 for the Dakota model to €139 for the Nick self-tinting version
11 Smith Optics Bobcat
Enduro trail riding to gravel adventure or backcountry powder mission, the Smith Bobcat sunglasses are for riders and skiers who want the full coverage of the Wildcat with a smaller fit and a lightweight feel. This hybrid design pairs goggle-like coverage with the airflow and easy-wear feel of sunglasses. ChromaPop brings out the details on forested trails and in bright alpine bowls. The lens is interchangeable, and a bonus clear lens is included. No-slip fit details keeps them in place through rocky terrain and high-speed descents. RRP: £184.99 (£194.99 photochromic lens)
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