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Although the price of $135 might cause a bit of sticker shock the 'Channel Swim 7 inch' boardshort from Aether Apparel is an instant upgrade to your short collection. Available in 3 solid colors (Total Eclipse - Dark Blue, Graphite and Jet Black): the slim silhouette, clean lines and 4-way stretch makes this short perfect for early morning surf or strenuous evening workout. I personally enjoy the zippered back pocket which is deep enough to hold your phone and/or wallet when on the go.
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As influential as Rapha has been for not only creating high quality pieces but growing the cycling community around the world you are hard pressed to ride up 9W without being inundated by Rapha clad warriors donning the black, grey and pink that has been synonymous with their cycling club. Like most things, Instagram has become a welcomed opportunity for cyclists looking to step out of the lycra box and discover new brands from around the world. For instance, some of the freshest kits are being churned out of the Gold Coast of Australia cycling scene. Never afraid to toss in a healthy dose of neon paired with subtle solids is MAAP the Melbourne based kit company. MAAP is a great alternative to the more visual brands like Castelli and Rapha; creating high quality duds and splash of style for your everyday kit maven and now shipping from the USA making it a bit easier to copp. If you are a stickler for detail look no further than The Benson Overshirt the latest release from brothers Andrew and Matt Brodrick founders of Freenote Cloth. This Western patterned corduroy shirt is a breath of fresh air in an otherwise crowded market of printed flannels and button downs that are seemingly everywhere you look. This shirt will only serve to get better with age.
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