The Radavist

Don’t be a street ninja, wear some visible clothing! PEARL iZUMi‘s latest video, from the eye of Justin Balog, showcases their BioViz® apparel.

PEARL iZUMi features a lifestyle of living lightly with its Crew members Dillon Caldwell and Nicole Pressprich who built up a cargo van to lessen their impact on the world around them. They travel around competing in gravel races and events throughout the Western United States. They have learned in the process of living in a limited space all of the things they don’t need, and only keeping the items of value to them.

Pearl Izumi makes some of the most bomb-proof cycling outerwear. From thermal bibs to balaclavas, the brand knows how to keep you warm during the cold winter months. This year, they released the BLVD, a merino vest meant to keep your core warm.

-Thermal Merino wool/Nylon fabric for comfort, odor control and natural body temperature management.
-Made with 18.5-micron fine Merino for ultimate luxury.
-Recycled wool insulated front and back paneling for warmth.
-Zip-secure front hand pockets.
-Metalux center front zipper with semi-auto locking zipper head.
-Zip-secure back side pocket.
-BioViz® reflective elements for low-light visibility.

The BLVD is available in a forest green (pictured) or black and is in stock at Pearl Izumi for $190.

To commemorate Veteran’s Day, Mosaic and Pearl Izumi have joined forces to support the Wounded Warrior Project. In 2018 Mosaic’s wounded warrior ‘cross project raised more than $17,000 for WWP and for 2019 the partners are stepping up their game to raise more and directly impact the lives of vets. Read on more on this project below.

In the spirit of Gonzo Journalism, videographer Justin Balog shares his setup while documenting RAGBRAI – the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa – for PEARL iZUMi. Check out his video here at the Radavist and read up on his setup below. As a heads up, the 2020 registration for RAGBRAI opens November 20th! Thanks to PEARL iZUMi and Justin for pulling this together!

Lyons, Colorado is home to Reeb Cycles, a framebuilder that makes mountain-ready bikes in the old Oscar Blues brewery barn. After watching this video by Pearl Izumi and Shimano, take a look at their models online. They look pretty rowdy! Just like a 60-series in the driveway at the barn!

Continuing their built series with videographer Justin Balog, Pearl Izumi just launched the latest video with Adam from Sklar Bikes.