French online brand Ekoi has unveiled its new Competition 9 winter clothing range that comes in seven different colours with two different seat pad options.
We’ve not tried out the Competition 9 clothing yet but we do know that it’s all made in Italy and it looks, on the face of it, to offer a lot for the money.
Check out our review of Ekoi's Rainstopper arm warmers here.
The Competition 9 range comprises jackets, long sleeve jerseys and bib tights.
The jersey (£67.05, size medium was out of stock when we checked earlier today) is made from polyester with an elasticated waist band at the rear. The cuffs are Lycra and you get a shorts protection flap at the bottom of the zip. The jersey is said to be suitable for temperatures from 10-18°C, when worn with nothing over the top.
The Competition 9 Aerosoto bib tights are priced from £92.20 and you can choose between Aero Sotto and Gel padding. The more expensive Gel pad is “designed for sensitive people or long distances” while the Aero Sotto – without gel inserts – is intended to be an all-rounder.
The tights are made from Miti Lombardia Lycra and have silicone tape, zips at the ankles, and they’re said to be good down to 0°C.
The Full Dry bib tights (£134.13) have a water repellent treatment.
The standard Competition 9 thermal jacket (£100.59) wasn’t in stock when we checked, and the Competition 9 Dry Full was out of stock in the most common sizes too.
We’re checking to see whether they’re likely to be available again soon.
www.ekoi.fr
Indeed...
Just to lighten the discussion a tad, this story brings to mind the case of Jed Singh Nagra, who several years ago named his convenience store on...
Ah, the Pedants' Revolt. Led, of course, by Which Tyler.
I'm amazed to see the Revoloop tube awarded here at £28 a pop. You can get a 26g RideNow tpu (or the easier to live with 36g version) for about £4...
No, the tunnel was not necessary and the congestion levels were self limiting. It's been repeated many times but is still beautifully apt:...
Yes, not a single person from a cycling organisation or the Bicycle Association, but a Pedesrians Association person was in there, as was a frankly...
Yup. Criminals tend not to want to change the status quo, merely be free to carry on their business with fewer restrictions!...
Agreed. (PS - off topic, I note your username - I'm about 200 pages from the end of 'Against the Day' - the End is in sight!)
Nuneaton Rifles?