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"As cyclists we always found ourselves riding in outdoor apparel rather than the cycling brands We felt that quality and development was lagging in the cycling world" says Tyler Jordan president and CEO of 7Mesh "Cyclists ride extremely refined and expensive bicycles And we thought it was time to bring the soft goods up to the level of those bikes"
As a former CEO of Arcteryx an outdoor company known for its technical well-cut apparel Jordan knows a thing or two about performance in high-end equipment And the rest of the 7Mesh team boast similar credentials with years of experience at Arcteryx and Assos Photo: Courtesy of 7Mesh That experience probably helped leverage a deal with fabric giant Gore making 7Mesh according to Jordan only the second-ever startup to make such a deal (Mountain Hardwear was the first) That means 7Meshs Spring 2015 catalog is full of the latest waterproof breathable and moisture-management fabrics including jackets built from GoreTex Active Windstopper and Windstopper Active
All the product weve received for testing bears a notable resemblance to Arcteryx equipment with spare lines and minimal sewing taut tailoring lots of welded seams and weatherproof zippers and extremely understated branding "We dont want to be the Arcteryx of the cycling world" Jordan told me "But its not a bad company to be compared with"
Were impressed with the quality and designs of the pieces weve seen so far Still its surprising to hear 7Mesh talk so critically of the existing market given the range of companies already producing high-end apparel
Assos renowned for its fabric development attentive tailoring and technological advancements launched into mountain bike apparel last summer with its Off-Road Rally line And Gore already uses GoreTex products to great effect in a full line of excellent cycle-specific gear Finally theres Kitsbow a startup that launched a couple years ago that has produced some excellent technical pieces with a lifestyle bent Whether 7Mesh can make gear thats better than the clothing produced by these companies (and others) remains to be seen
The other question is whether consumers are ready for yet another top-shelf apparel brand 7Mesh is definitely aiming for the premium market with jerseys starting at $130 and jackets up to $450 Those prices are steep but they are in line with other high-end brands and reflect the companys use of expensive fabrics as well as its BC locale (Its worth noting that while development and testing is being done in Canada production is overseas) The onus however will be on 7Mesh as a startup to prove that their goods warrant those prices
We will provide in-depth reviews of 7Mesh gear as soon as weve had a chance to fully test it In the meantime heres a quick run-down of the gear weve received
Revolution Jacket ($450) Photo: Courtey of 7Mesh The 7Mesh line is broken into two lines7 Days for expedition-quality stuff to be used over multiple days and in the harshest conditions and 7 Hours for products intended for use when youre only out for the day The Revolution is the companys burliest 7 Day piece constructed of three-layer GoreTex 3L Pro for ultimate protection The cut favors a riding position though my size medium is not as trim as similar jackets from say Assos or Castelli Detailing is top-notch with full-length side zips for venting a trim snap-off hood slender Velcro cuff tabs a tug-open main zipper and small reflective hits Re:Gen Jacket ($350)
Part of the 7 Hour line this piece is lighter than the Revolution (210 grams vs 280 grams) and cut from the highly breathable GoreTex Active for waterproofing with excellent moisture transfer Its a much more spare piece than the Revolution though it still has the critical features watertight zippered cuffs a gripper elastic waist and a hands-free main zipper The cut is trimmer than the Revolution too though there seems to be an excess of material in the chest when in a drop riding position S2S Shirt (
