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These are the best sandals ever!!! My son absolutely, hands down, LOVES these sandals. They have everything you are looking for in a sandal: comfort, functionality and durability. However, only one disappointment: lack of availability for Junior sizes. Please make these available for this sizing category!!!!
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These sandals are awesome. Unlike the clogs, these will stay on your child's feet and not fall off during play. My son lived in these sandals last summer. I am incredibly disappointed to see they are not offered in bigger sizes. I was counting on reordering them in the next size for this summer. My son is only 5, but needs a size 1, which is classified as "junior" sizes, age 7 . Come on Crocs, please offer this shoe in larger sizes.
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I soooooooo wish these were available in larger sizes! My son lived in these the last two summers and I know he will be disappointed not to have any this year because he has outgrown the size range. My daughter wore and loved them last year too. They don't come off the foot during physical activity and the pad in the heel makes for extra comfort. This is, by far, the best shoe that Crocs makes.


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Kirkwood Mountain Resort
1501 Kirkwood Meadows Drive
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1501 Kirkwood Meadows Drive
Kirkwood, CA 95646
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(209) 258-6000
Pristine beauty, action-packed expeditions and events, and a huge variety of terrain. Lots of open bowls, the highest base elevation and the deepest annual snowfall in the Lake Tahoe area. It's no surprise that winter purists love Kirkwood, and that the national media have noticed too.
Kirkwood was ranked No. 10 in the country by Ski Magazine (October 2009), the only South Tahoe resort ranked in the top 10, and readers of Silicon Valley's The Wave Magazine selected Kirkwood as Resort of Choice for Winter 2008.
Located just 177 miles from the Bay Area along scenic Highway 88, Kirkwood is becoming one of the nation's top year-round, family destination lifestyle resorts, with winter fun including skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, sled dog tours, and backcountry expeditions.
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Experience a true high alpine ski resort vacation by staying slopeside in the quaint Kirkwood Mountain Village. Surrounded by 35 miles of designated wilderness in all directions, Kirkwood represents a true get-away from the chain hotels, fast food signs and traffic jams that turn mountain stays into city experiences. Imagine grabbing a leisurely breakfast while still getting first dibs on Tahoe's lightest and driest powder. Not a skier, the Kirkwood Village offers Tahoe's most impressive snowshoe and cross country center, a giant snow tubing hill, nighttime snowcat tours to the top of the mountain, grooming tours after dark, dog sledding experiences and a unique selection of dining options that range from the historic Kirkwood Inn to Bub's Pub to fine dining at the Wall Bar and Grill. New this year, Kirkwood is also offering winter zip line canopy tours and snowmobiling on our extensive private lands. All this, without ever getting back in your car. With just a 45 minute drive to the casinos in South Lake, you get the best of all that Tahoe has to offer. Come for the skiing, stay for the experience.
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Sydney voted world's top city
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The Conde Nast Traveler Readers Choice Awards, held in New York, voted the harbour city their favourite spot.
More than eight million votes were cast in the awards with readers rating cities according to ambience, friendliness, lodging, restaurants, culture, sight-seeing and shopping.
New South Wales tourism minister George Souris said it was the second major international award for Sydney, which was named the world's best festival and major events city by the International Festival and Events Association last week.
"Winning this latest award demonstrates Sydney's position as a world leading destination and the gateway to Australia," Mr Souris said in a statement.
"It's a vote of confidence not by travel writers or agents, but by ordinary travellers.
"By definition, this makes us Australia's leading tourism and events city and will help the government in its quest to restore New South Wales to its position as the nations premiere state."
The readers of Conde Nast Traveler gave Sydney a score of 85.1, ahead of the next highest scoring city, Florence at 85.
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Tight Loops Fly Fishing & Wingshooting
Capt. Tony's "Michigan Season" runs from mid-April to mid-November. Holder of a USCG Captain's License, Tony guides throughout northern Michigan and on the Great Lakes for trout, steelhead, salmon, bass, trophy bluegills, pike, musky, atlantic salmon and carp ( which we affectionately refer to as "Great Lakes bonefish"). Cast and blast outings (a combination of trout fishing and upland bird hunting for grouse and woodcock) in the fall are one of Tony's specialties.
Capt. Tony uses a classic AuSable Longboat to quietly glide down the Manistee River, which recently was named one of America's Top 20 trout rivers, as well as the world-famous AuSable River, where Trout Unlimited was founded on July 15, 1959.
Captain Tony's guided hunts for grouse and woodcock will take you through some of northern Michigan's finest upland coverts. You may bring your own dogs, or shoot over our outstanding English Setters and German Shorthairs.
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You don't want to commit to the full balaclava, but when it's ridiculously cold, you need options. The Louis Garneau Matrix Neck Warmer is the perfect addition to your winter kit. Its seamless construction won't chafe your neck, and the cozy Matrix fabric wicks moisture and insulates you from the ...read more
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If you're like us, you don't like it when your head gets too hot, but you also have sensitive ears. You've probably also discovered that headbands are the way to go. The Craft Zero Windstopper Headband will give you the sort of sweat-wicking moisture management that a summer time headband ...read more
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If your helmet vents are so functional that your hair freezes in the winter, pull on the Gore Bike Wear Power Helmet Cap and say goodbye to cold-dome syndrome. The Power Helmet Cap is small and thin enough to toss in your jersey pocket, and will keep the icy winter wind off your forehead.read more
Hincapie Sportswear Arenberg Balaclava
Sometimes it's so cold the only thing that matters is staying warm—this is where the Hincapie Arenburg Balaclava comes in. Constructed using super-soft ThermoRoubaix fleece, you may now feel free to ride your bike to the North Pole, just make sure your socks are as warm as your balaclava.read more
Hincapie Sportswear Grapheme Headband
A winter cap isn't for everyone or every helmet; we all have our preferences. And if your preference is to remain warm, sweat-free, and wearing a headband, the Hincapie Sportswear Grapheme Headband is for you.Hincapie Sportswear's Grapheme headband is made from the soft, yet durable, ...read more
De Marchi Contour Plus Stealth Headband
De Marchi's Contour Plus Stealth Headband gets its name from the way it disappears stealthily behind your helmet, insulating your forehead and keeping your ears positively toasty. For those late fall training sessions or pre-season warm-ups, it has a swatch of windproof Thermashield fabric that runs ...read more
Zero RH + Thermo Balaclava
Pull on the Zero RH+ Thermo Balaclava when it's so cold that your frozen lips can barely say, 'balaclava.' The balaclava functions as a streamlined hat, face protector, and neck gaitor in one warm, moisture-wicking package.
Zero RH + Zero Cap
Keep your noggin warm and dry when you sport the Zero RH + Zero Cap.
Zero RH + Logo Headband - 5cm
From commuting, racing, or just kicking it, the Zero RH + 5cm Logo Headband keeps your head more comfortable with the quick-drying Firedry fabric.
Castelli Bandana
When your helmet pads soak through, perspiration has nowhere to go but down your face and neck. The sweat eventually moves to your sunglasses and eyes, which becomes irritating and causes you to pull your attention away from your riding.Avoid the salty streaks and burning eyes by wearing ...read more
Castelli Summer Skullcap
Nothing gets as tiresome as summertime sweat dripping into your eyes on a long ride. Castelli has a remedy in their Summer Skullcap. It's made to fit nicely underneath your helmet, with an airy mesh construction in the top portion. The main working part of the skullcap is the absorbent headband. ...read more
Castelli Headband
By using a headband in conjunction with your helmet, you stay cool and keep the inevitable sweat from making its way to your eyes. Castelli knows how important these seemingly small issues are for cyclists, which is why it developed the Headband as a lightweight solution.The Castelli Headband ...read more
Castelli Summer Headband
None of us want sweat dripping in our eyes. But none of us want to wear head gear that will leave a deep indentation circling our heads after a long, hot ride, either. The Castelli Summer Headband is so soft against your forehead, that you won't even remember you are wearing it. It has a ...read more
Castelli Unfair Advantage Cap
You already have a leg up on the competition, but just to rub it in be sure to sport the Castelli Unfair Advantage Cap. The rich, sturdy wool blend of this cap automatically sets it apart from the sea of standard cotton caps out there, and offers unbeatable comfort, as well. The script on the front, ...read more
Castelli Unfair Advantage Beanie
As much as we hate to admit it, only a small fraction of our life is spent in the saddle. The rest of the time, we have to do silly things like feign an appreciation for interpretive dance, work, and dress ourselves. For the latter, the Castelli Unfair Advantage Beanie makes for a nice ...read more
Castelli Free Cap
On the bike, the Free Cap is quite practical. Shield your skull from the sun, protect your eyes from both the sun and rain, warm your noggin during a race, or keep sweat out of your eyes when mastering your spin on the rollers indoors. Wash them in the machine; so long as you keep them out of a ...read more
Castelli Prologo 3 Cap
With a design that's a slightly different take on the traditional cycling cap, the Castelli Prologo 3 Cap will set you apart from the rest of the field. Simple, yes, but beautiful. And, as we've written countless times, quite practical. Shield your skull from the sun, protect your eyes from both ...read more
Castelli Retro 2 Cap
Reminiscent of cycling in days-gone-by, the Castelli Retro 2 Cap offers little in the way of impact protection and everything in the way of style.Simple, yes, but beautiful. And, as we've written countless times, quite practical. Shield your skull from the sun, protect your eyes from both the sun ...read more
Castelli Velocissimo DS Cap
A good cycling cap is indispensable. If you have hair, it makes coffee stops much more stylish, and if you don't, it protects your bare head from all manner of assailants --namely sun and water. The Castelli Velocissimo DS Cap is a classic. It's good looking, and the brim seems to be just the ...read more
Castelli Velocissimo Team Cap
The Velocissimo Team Cap is one of the simplest additions to your kit. Simple, yes, but beautiful. And, as we've written countless times, quite practical. Shield your skull from the sun, protect your eyes from both the sun and rain, warm your noggin after finishing a race, keep sweat out of your ...read more
Castelli Scorpione Headband
Scorpione is Italian for scorpion, and it happens to be the Castelli mark. Bet you didn't know that. The Scorpione Headband provides a wicking barrier under your helmet to keep your eyes sweat-free, and rad euro style when you wear it alone.
Castelli Gaitor Cycling Cap
Keep your neck or head warm with the versatile Castelli Gator Cycling Cap.
Castelli WS Skully Cap
Prevent brain freeze on your next sub-freezing adventure with the Castelli WS Skully Cap.
Assos fuguHelm Cap
When it comes to winter riding apparel, aside from the feet, the head is the most neglected part of the body. When you think about it, this is an absurd notion. After all, whether you're on the hoods or in the drops, your head takes the brunt of oncoming wind. So, if you have the slightest care ...read more
Assos neckProtector_s7 Neck Warmer
As we write this from 7000 feet above sea level, the memory of this morning's freezing air in our lungs creates a burning tingle that we'd rather forget. Not only that, but our cheeks and neck are still rosy from Jack Frost's incessant pinching. Had we been a touch smarter, we would have layered up ...read more
Assos stingerCap 607
This is old-school head protection with a modern twist. Back in the day, serious bike riders were always helmetless. In summer months, the cotton cycling cap functioned as a sweat mop and sun protection. As the summer turned into fall, cyclists would head off to the nearest Army/Navy store ...read more
Assos intermediateHeadband_S7
By keeping your head cool while you're putting in mileage, the vents on your helmet serve their purpose in the summer. However, as the seasons change, you need less ventilation while you ride. Luckily, the solution to this problem is simple -- keep your head and ears warm with an Assos ...read more
Assos roboFoil Cap
We're all in the sweaty skull crowd. After all, the perspiration has to go somewhere. The only debate is how we deal with it. Plenty of us understand the appeal of a cotton cycling cap, but it has its limitations -- the brim is hard to fit under the helmet, and the cotton stays damp after absorbing ...read more
Assos cap_equipeSuisse Cap
If you're a lover of all things Assos, then you know that Assos is not only Swiss, but Swiss-centric. So, it's only fitting that it produces a limited line of accessories that reflect it's love for the homeland and the riders, like Cancellara, that make it a cycling hub. Accordingly, the ...read more
Assos equipeCampionissimo Cap
If you're a lover of all things Assos, then you're most likely a member of the equipeCampionissimo, already. However, if you're simply a lover of Swiss-quality, and have absolutely no idea what we're talking about, equipeCampionissimo is a selective, worldwide group of riders that ride, train, ...read more
Assos suisseOlympiakos Cap
Assos's new suisseOlympiakos Cap was created specifically for the Swiss team's participation last year in London's events. So, if you're a lover of all things Swiss and want to support the dedicated national team of riders who ride, train, and holiday under the Assos banner, reach for their cap of ...read more
Assos summerCap.1
The cycling cap is a tradition in and of itself. Whether it's for the chronic fashionista or the cycling die-hard, the cycling cap will always be multiple things for multiple people. Assos aims to please the masses with the summerCap.1. Combining neutral, stylish charm with powerful sweat ...read more
Louis Garneau Hat Covers
Today's helmets have numerous, large vents that provide cooling when worn during hot summer rides, but when we venture out into frigid climates wearing these skeletal brain-caps, we wish they weren't quite so breezy. The Louis Garneau Hat Cover 2 provides warmth and protection from the weather when ...read more
Louis Garneau Igloo 2 Hat
Whether you're tearing up the 'cross course, or out for a morning Nordic ski workout, the Louis Garneau Igloo 2 Hat will keep your head warm and wick sweat away to keep you comfortable.
Louis Garneau Optimum Balaclava
When it gets really cold, add the Louis Garneau Optimum Balaclava to your winter workout mix. The Drytex 4000 fabric is brushed on both sides to retain heat, and provide a soft feel against the skin.
Louis Garneau Helmet Covers
When the rain starts falling, pull the Louis Garneau Helmet Cover over your helmet and ride in weather-protected comfort. This cover is treated with a water-resistant and breathable membrane that repels moisture and keeps the top of your head from turning into a swamp. The reflective logo and ...read more
Craft Zero Extreme WindStopper Skull Hat
Cycling in the cold weather makes it difficult to strike a proper balance between being too hot and too cold. We want to keep our core temperature at the right level, but wearing too much protection means we risk making ourselves too hot and getting sweaty. As you know, too-cold can quickly ...read more
Craft Active Face Protector
Gear up for brutally cold rides with the Craft ZERO Face Protector. Designed to block piercing winds and to wick perspiration, the ZERO Face Protector lets you spin pedals when others seek shelter.
Craft Running Cap
Running caps present a quandary, a dilemma that Craft solves with their Running Cap. They need to be substantial enough to keep sun out of your eyes and off your head, light enough so they're not distracting, and great at moisture management so your head doesn't overheat. Craft has taken the ...read more
Craft ZERO Head Band
If you like to have warm ears but don't like having all your extra heat trapped underneath a hat, then the Craft Zero Headband may be just what you're looking for. Made from Craft's Zero fabric, the Zero Head Band absorbs the sweat you generate and transports it away from your skin. So when ...read more
Giordana Windtex Hannibal Face Mask
We thought long and hard about how to describe the Giordana Windtex Hannibal Face Mask—and scared ourselves by thinking about the movie. Despite our fear, the Hannibal Face Mask keeps your face and ears covered and does a fantastic job of warming the air before it enters your lungs, thus maki ...read more
Giordana Sport Cycling Cap
Cycling caps transcend the sport. They've been gracing the heads of riders in heat, in sun, in cold, in snow, pretty much since the first safety bicycle hit the unpaved road. Today, though, the caps are only associated with pro teams, and most of what you can find reflects the blatantly commercial ...read more
Giordana Competitive Cyclist Team Cycling Cap
No cycling wardrobe is complete without the inclusion of at least one cycling cap. But, if you were ever wondering what's in our closets, we'll clue you in -- it's the Giordana Competitive Cyclist Team Cycling Cap.The Team cycling cap fits in the traditional European sense. By this, we mean that ...read more
Pearl Izumi Barrier Cycling Cap
When winter's at its peak, it's time to pull out all the stops. Layer the Pearl Izumi Barrier Cycling Cap under your helmet for protection from off-season chill. Constructed with a mix of fabrics to optimize performance and comfort, the Barrier Cycling Cap lets you pedal through bitter-cold ...read more
Pearl Izumi Barrier Skull Cap
Gearing up for cold-weather riding can be something of a chore, but we've found those quiet stretches of snowy road on a sunny November afternoon to be some of the most rewarding. While simple in stature, the Pearl Izumi Barrier Skull Cap is a crucial piece of gear that protects your exposed head ...read more
Pearl Izumi Barrier Headband
Whether you find yourself cutting through cold air on a frozen CX track, a morning commute, or cresting a double-digit pass, the easily packable Pearl Izumi Barrier Headband packs plenty of warmth for its small profile. It fits snugly over ears and under helmet straps for a clean, aero profile, and ...read more
Pearl Izumi Transfer Cycling Cap
Stick the Pearl Izumi Transfer Cycling Cap under your helmet to keep your noggin dry. P.R.O. Transfer fabric wicks sweat, and a ponytail-friendly design covers ears. For extra visibility at night, Pearl Izumi hit the Transfer Cycling Cap with reflective logos.
Pearl Izumi Transfer Hat
If your idea of a good time is three hours in the saddle in freezing rain and mud, then the Pearl Izumi Transfer Hat is your new favorite riding partner. With a streamlined, skullcap feel, the Transfer Hat secures your style and uses Pearl Izumi's P.R.O. Transfer fabric to wick moisture and ke ...read more
Pearl Izumi Transfer Lite Headband
Instead of a redneck bandana or do-rag use Pearl Izumi's Transfer Lite Headband to keep sweat out of your eyes and your ears toasty.
Gore Bike Wear Universal Helmet Covers
The GORE Bike Wear Helmet II Cover keeps your noggin dry on rainy rides. Think of the consequences of exposing your head to cold water for a couple of hours. This waterproof helmet cover protects you from discomfort, or worse. GORE Bike Wear's extremely breathable Gore-Tex Paclite fabric also kee ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Universal Neon Helmet Covers
The plastic bag over your helmet not only sounds awful when riding through pelting, and blowing rain, it looks cheezy too. Next time, put the Gore Bike Wear Power Helmet Neon Cover on, and not only block the wind and rain—you'll also look like a bodacious 80's retro rider as well.Draw cord fi ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Universal Light Helmet Covers
If the rain has evolved from downpour to torrential and isn't showing any signs of letting up, pull the Gore Bike Wear Power Helmet Light Cover over your skid lid and hit the road. The Gore-Tex Pro Shell material will keep you dry up top, and reflective hits on the back and side will increa ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Universal SO Helmet Cap
You've tried headbands, skullcaps, and even those little bandannas that make you look like 'Il Pirata.' However, we know that if you're reading this, none of those have worked. Desperate times call for drastic measures, and if your winter is anything like ours, November through March is ...read more
Gore Bike Wear Power Bandana
Cover up and protect your head and neck from the sun's evil ways with the Gore Bike Wear Power Bandana. This polyester bandana covers the head fully, and comes down over the neck for maximum protection there, as well.
Gore Bike Wear Power Headband
Put an end to the frozen forehead blues with the Gore Bike Wear Power Headband. This WindStopper-equipped headband keeps the icy chill at bay so your ears and forehead don't succumb to the force of nature.
Gore Bike Wear Universal Hoods
It's been pouring outside for a week, if you have to train inside one more day you're going to go crazy, and you don't have a riding jacket with a decent rain hood. We are pleased to introduce the GORE Bike Wear Universal II Hood. This hood uses Gore-Tex Paclite Shell fabric to block rain ...read more
Hincapie Sportswear Tour LTX Beanie
For saddle-sore rides, embrace your cranium with Hincapie's feathery Lightweight Beanie—rightfully called the Tour LT.
Hincapie Sportswear Edge Cap
Foul-weather cycling caps have been a secret of the European peloton for years and years. They looked just like a regular cycling cap, so only a trainspotter knew they were there. Hincapie has been there, and done that, and has updated the classic with their Edge Cap, utilizing thinner, lighter ...read more
De Marchi Contour Plus Ultra Cap
Don't let the traditional good looks fool you, the De Marchi Contour Plus Ultra Cap isn't the same one used in the 1952 Tour de France. This one is waterproof, breathable, and designed to fit comfortably under your helmet, offering weather protection and an alternative to helmet-hair at the ...read more
Zero RH + Arial Headband
Keep your ears from freezing up on winter rides with the Zero rh+ Arial Headband. Zero rh+ made the Arial Headband with four-way-stretch Prologic fabric for a snug, comfortable fit. Prologic also pulls moisture away from your skin and dries quickly to keep you dry and comfortable.The Zero rh+ Arial ...read more
Zero RH + Corporate Cap
You don't always get to jump in the shower after a ride, especially when your podium awaits. So, when you need to look prestigious and stylish at the drop of a hat (pun intended) toss on the Zero RH+ Corporate Cap to conceal your sweaty Cipo mane.The Zero RH+ Corporate Cap is available in the color ...read more
Zero RH + Thermo Hat
Slim, warm, and outfitted with fabric that helps control sweaty moisture, the Zero RH+ Thermo Hat keeps your head toasty under your helmet so you can ride through cold weather.
Sugoi Firewall Skull Cap
Under a helmet or out there on its own, the wind- and water- resistant Sugoi Firewall Skull Cap will keep your head dry and comfortable when the temps dip.
Endura Baa Baa Merino Flat Cap
Whether you're layering it under your helmet on cold days, or covering up a nasty case of helmet hair during your post-ride pub crawl, count on the Endura Baa Baa Merino Flat Cap for warmth and style. The cap's silky merino wool naturally breathes and resists odors, and a wicking mesh l ...read more
Endura Baa Baa Merino Skip Beanie
If the snowflakes start to fall as you're about to leave on your morning ride, pull on the Endura Baa Baa Merino Skip Beanie and ride fast. Soft, itch-free merino wool will insulate you from the cold, even if you soak it with sweat. The Skip Beanie easily fits under a helmet, and has a sma ...read more
Babici Corsa Cap
Nothing speaks to the rich tradition of cycling like the cycling cap. However, as we're sure that you've noticed, most caps' design don't speak with any authenticity to their heritage. That is until now. The Babici Corsa Cap marries the past with the present by blending traditional aesthetics ...read more
Capo Thermo Roubaix Skull Cap
Chances are, you don't have a 'special' helmet for the winter. Instead, you're trapped in the cold by the helmet's best summertime feature -- its ventilation. To free yourself from this conundrum, we suggest the Capo Thermo Roubaix Skull Cap. It's thin enough to fit under your helmet, but strong ...read more
Capo GS Cycling Cap
Few items embody cycling tradition more than the cycling cap. Drawing on its deep admiration of cycling's roots, Capo brought the tradition to the modern age with the GS Capo Cycling Cap. Face it; the cycling cap is a statement piece proclaiming your cyclist status (never mind its brief popularity ...read more
Capo Italia Cycling Cap
Claiming a devout passion for all things Italian shouldn't peg you as an obsessed viewer of reality television. To cyclists, it merely demonstrates an appreciation for the finer things. Capo understands your passion, and created the Italia Cycling Cap to help you look great while you 'treat' ...read more
Giro Merino Winter Cap
Frosty rides are less so when you're pushing the pedals with a Giro Merino Winter Cap under your helmet. Classic styling and an Australian wool blend make this cap perfect for winter conditions, whether you're riding or not.The cap is relatively light, so it's easy to toss in a pocket if you're ...read more
Giro Classic Cotton Cap
Nothing says that you're a cyclist like Giro's Classic Cotton Cap. On or off the bike, this cap offers a bit of shade from the sun, a cover from wind and rain, and a layer of insulation when it's cool. It also wicks sweat when the heat rises.The Giro Classic Cotton Cap is one-size-fits-all and ...read more
Showers Pass Helmet Covers
Your fancy hyper-ventilated helmet is great in warm weather, but all those holes can pose a problem when the rain is coming down. Cover up with the Showers Pass Helmet Cover, whose waterproof breathable fabric and taped seams keep the wet stuff out.Removable back gaiter ...read more
Six Six One Mark Hat
While the old idiom states that good things happen to those who wait, the opposite is true for those who wait to conceal their helmet hair. That's why we recommend tossing on the Six Six One Mark Hat immediately after your ride.With this hat, style and repping go hand in hand, but don't think that ...read more
Mavic Roadie cap
When wearing civilian pants, how is anyone going to know you're a cyclist without the Mavic Roadie Cap?
Mavic Summer Underhelmet Cap - Men's
Add wicking performance to your helmet with the Mavic Summer Underhelmet Cap.
Mavic Spring Underhelmet Cap - Men's
Cool early season rides will be more pleasant when you add the Mavic Spring Underhelmet Cap to your kit.
Sombrio Wik Hat
Your day might start on the trail, but it usually doesn't end there. The Sombrio Wik Hat is there to hide your sweaty hair from the world when the helmet is pulled off for the day. Featuring a fitted, five-panel design, the Wik Hat's wool herringbone construction exudes as much sophistication as a ...read more
Sombrio Slugger Fitted Baseball Cap
Helmet-head is no laughing matter, and if a stop at the local pub is in the plan for apres-ride, the Sombrio Slugger Fitted Baseball Cap will probably wind up being the most valuable few ounces that you carry with you. The subtle styling of this denim cap reminds passers-by that you are a member of ...read more
Twin Six Argyle Tech Cap
On the bike or off, the Twin Six Argyle Tech Cap flaunts the classic, retro style that makes us think back to the early days of bike racing. On the bike, the Argyle Tech Cap is quite practical. Shield your skull from the sun, protect your eyes from both the sun and rain, warm your noggin during a ...read more
Twin Six Cat 6 Tech Cap
The Twin Six Cat 6 Tech Cap is the icing on the Cat 6 kit. It fits nicely under a helmet, and adds a little flair to stoplight sprints. On the bike, the Cat 6 Tech Cap is quite practical. Shield your skull from the sun, protect your eyes from both the sun and rain, warm your noggin during ...read more
Twin Six Ride The Lightning Tech Cap
The Twin Six Ride The Lightning Cap is the very definition of understatement. That is, until the brim comes up, and the poor guy in front of you catches a glimpse of the bright yellow fury that's charging toward him. After that, it's just you and the open road.On the bike, the Ride The Lightning ...read more
Twin Six Deluxe Tech Cap
Protect your melon from all manner of assailants -- namely sun and water with the Twin Six Deluxe Tech Cap. The Deluxe Tech Cap's brim is just the right size to keep rain out of your eyes on dreary days, and the sun out of your eyes on summer canyon cruises.The Deluxe Cap is constructed from a ...read more
A good cycling cap like the Twin Six Dopers Suck Tech Cap makes coffee stops more stylish, and it protects your head from all manner of assailants -- namely sun and water. The Dopers Suck Tech Cap's brim is just the right size to keep rain out of your eyes on dreary days, and the sun out of your ...read more


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Classic Attack BookBy Joel Johnson Aug 23, 2012 What people are saying about this book: ===================================== Life Master Brian Wall (USCF: 2213) - 2 time Colorado State Champion ===================================== I think I've died and gone to heaven. Joel has a Fishing Pole chapter where I beat GM/s/IMs. also featuring games from many friends like Ted Doykos, Kevin Seidler, GB Salvio ( A Brazilian who plays Fishing Pole blitz and postal games ), Jack Young, Craig Thomson ( Goyathlay ) and many others. It also warms my heart when I see games from Ireland or my games in non-Fishing Pole chapters. Of course plenty of GM games plus plenty of original attacking theories straight from Joel Johnson's laboratory. As usual the games are arranged by themes with plenty of explanations and examples. This time it's even better because we get fan mail from the first book, Formation Attacks, from around the globe. This book is the easiest to sell I've ever handled. It's terrific to see Joel succeed with another instant classic. Brian Wall ===================================== Randall Hoch (USCF: 1891) Texas ===================================== I am finding it as enjoyable as your first one. The games you have chosen are not only instructive, but also very entertaining. Your books have given me appreciation and motivation to play attacking chess from move 1. ... So I have to credit you with showing me the way! Best regards, Randy ===================================== Michael Stewart (USCF: 2267) Mississippi ===================================== I got your new book,outstanding work!!! Better than the first if that's possible. Both books are attacking classics,and should be on every chess players shelf.Joel