Stolen Goat has launched its new spring/summer collection, with… ‘a vibrant offering of cycling kit, pro-level tri suits and a range of accessories.’
The company noted… ‘From classic stripes and fresh spring colours, to standout graphic designs and stunning gradient fades, this is a collection that will have cyclists and triathletes standing out from the flock this summer.’
The Stolen Goat SS22 Collection sees the introduction of new designs across the Bodyline, Climbers and Epic jersey ranges, alongside matching accessories. Plus, there is a range of men’s and women’s tri suits in seven new designs – enhancing Stolen Goat’s multisport offering, alongside the company’s recently launched Swim collection.
Sitting at the heart of the Stolen Goat range, the Bodyline jersey offers style and performance and is positioned as an all-rounder…. ’From the morning commute to the big days out in the saddle, Bodyline is the go-to choice for all kinds of adventures.’
The new Lebowski design brings a touch of the tropics to every day rides. Meanwhile graphic prints such as the Waffle – with its bright colours and paint drip effect – are set to be conversation-starters at the Sunday club ride.
The company’s lightweight Climbers jerseys are for when heading for the hills or riding out when the heat is on.
‘From the cool tones of the Minty and the Skint gradient fade designs, to the stripey Nashville and Scooby – these jerseys are just calling out for a spot of KOM/QOM-hunting.’
The Epic range is designed for speed, and tailored for comfort. The Epic jerseys and shorts offer an aerodynamic race fit.
‘Stand out from the pack in the ultrabright Jelly design, or activate stealth mode to take the leaders by surprise in the subtle Flint jersey. Racing competitively, or just racing to the café stop – the Epic jerseys are made to go fast.’
Stolen Goat’s tri suits are made from a lightweight, quick-drying fabric with 4-way stretch. A water-repellent surface is for non-wetsuit swims, and long Airstripe half sleeves help with aerodynamics.
The tri specific chamois pad has been developed in Belgium with pro triathletes and teams to create a balance of comfort on the bike, without getting in the way when running.
A front zipped torso panel that zips and unzips like a jersey gives versatility. Two back pockets allow athletes to carry nutrition. Meanwhile active seams stitching helps to ensure freedom of movement and minimise chafe – specifically important for long course racing.
