Best local selection of cold weather cycling gear?
Received via the Bike Winter site:
David Farmer sent a message using the contact form at xxxxxxx.
Good morning, i will be in Chicago during January and am looking for a recommendation on the best range of cold weather cycling clothes in Chicago.
Any recommendation on a shop would be highly appreciated.
Kind regards, David
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Thought I'd throw it out the community as I don't get to many shops these days.
Sending David a link to this thread.
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Permalink Reply by Duppie on
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Depending on how you define "local" and "in Chicago", this might fit the bill:
http://www.nonethelessgarments.com/
I've seen their stuff @Turin in Evanston. Looks absolutely fantastic
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I figured that much. I just recently ran into their products and think their stuff is worth mentioning.
Back to your original question: Cycle Smithy on Clark has a good winter collection, including Swrve winter shell pants. May be a good starting point.
h' said:I think he's looking for a recommendation for someplace he can go and buy everything he needs.
Sorry if my wording wasn't clear.
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Permalink Reply by Doug Haynes on
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Pretty much any good shop should have a decent selection of stuff out right now. The bigger the shop the bigger the selection usually. Rapid has a pretty full size run of Marmot lobster gloves and other accesories right now.
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Permalink Reply by Zoetrope on
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I was going to recommend REI or Performance or something, but then I realized how cheap you can get stuff on Sierra Trading Post. Huge selection of cycling clothes like baselayers and pants/jackets. If you sign up for their dealflyer email's and wait for the right deals, (30% off almost everything and 2.50 shipping, 45% select items, etc) you can just get your gear sent to wherever you're staying. Their shipping usually takes 3 business days.
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Permalink Reply by Joe TV on
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Good to know. I have a pair of Swrve Jeans that I wear more often than I want to admit. They are great. Very functional and look good too. Someone just this week asked me if they were Hugo Boss.
Duppie said:
Back to your original question: Cycle Smithy on Clark has a good winter collection, including Swrve winter shell pants. May be a good starting point.
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Not really a 'local' option though now is it...
Brendan said:I was going to recommend REI or Performance or something, but then I realized how cheap you can get stuff on Sierra Trading Post. Huge selection of cycling clothes like baselayers and pants/jackets. If you sign up for their dealflyer email's and wait for the right deals, (30% off almost everything and 2.50 shipping, 45% select items, etc) you can just get your gear sent to wherever you're staying. Their shipping usually takes 3 business days.
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Permalink Reply by Ash L. on
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If wool is preferred, he should check out Uncle Dans on Southport. They have a great selection of Smart Wool, Icebreaker, and Ibex.
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Permalink Reply by Lanterne Rouge on
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Yes...any decent sized shop has stuff. I've gotten some winter gear from Turin, and Johnny Sprockets (Bryn Mawr)..Though JS is primarily Specialized and PI, if that's your thing.
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Hard to get more local than delivery to your door.
Just sayin'
notoriousDUG said:Not really a 'local' option though now is it...
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Brendan, you trolololin. :D
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Just trying to save David some dough. :)
Jim S said:Brendan, you trolololin. :D
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I find it interesting that you call me a troll.
Brendan said:Hard to get more local than delivery to your door.
Just sayin'
notoriousDUG said:Not really a 'local' option though now is it...
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