Girls, I need your help. Interbike is coming up. It's the annual cycling tradeshow where retailers get to check out all of the rad new stuff for next season. And we get to claim our share of the goods while we're there, so you have the best selection of products available to you.
Last season, we missed out on Interbike because the Freeride Foundation concept hadn't been born yet. Though we've been able to bring in a lot of rad clothes, we missed out on a lot of sizes and colors that you'd probably be pretty stoked on.
What would you like to see on Freeride Foundation? We've seen requests for body armor, especially women's specific body armor, a higher quantity of smaller sizes in shorts (like small and extra small), and gloves. If you have suggestions, let's hear them! Let me know what sizes you're looking for, what colors you can never find, and what products you'd like to add to your one-stop shopping experience. You can leave comments on this post, join our Freeride Foundation Forum discussion, or email them to info@freeridefoundation.com.
Thanks in advance for your input. We're doing this all for you!
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Showing posts with label women's specific. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Off to Camp We Go
Though we here at Freeride Foundation like to think we have our finger on the pulse of the freeride and downhill sides of the cycling industry, we often get our info from other folks who are specifically involved in various aspects of the mountain bike world. One of those wonderful resources is a Blog-style website called Womenspecific.com.
Womenspecific.com serves as a resource for "women seeking knowledge on outdoor adventure." This knowledge includes a directory of camps and clinics around the world for cycling, snowsports, mountain climbing, and pretty much any type of outdoor fun you can imagine.
In addition to the comprehensive camp directory (if it's out there, they've found it), professional riders, skiers, and climbers write blog posts of their latest adventures. Gear reviews and travel and nutrition tips keep the site relevant to any girl who likes to play in the snow, dirt, or water.
Womenspecific.com serves as a resource for "women seeking knowledge on outdoor adventure." This knowledge includes a directory of camps and clinics around the world for cycling, snowsports, mountain climbing, and pretty much any type of outdoor fun you can imagine.
In addition to the comprehensive camp directory (if it's out there, they've found it), professional riders, skiers, and climbers write blog posts of their latest adventures. Gear reviews and travel and nutrition tips keep the site relevant to any girl who likes to play in the snow, dirt, or water.
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