What We Have Noticed: Oakley, Kurt Kinetic ...
Written by: Herbert Krabel
Date: Wed Dec 28 2011
With just a few days left this year we noticed the Oakley Team USA Jawbones, the Kurt Kinetic Rock and Roll trainer, the unique two nuns bike and something to keep you warm and cozy.
Oakley Team USA Jawbone
What: Very few folks get to represent Team USA officially, and this editor with his foreign passport certainly will not have that privilege. But we all can look cool with these Oakley Team USA Jawbones and don't forget to also get the country flag add on stickers, sold separately of course.
MSRP: $240
Website: oakley.com
Kurt Rock and Roll
What: Some trainers have accidental side-to-side motion, but the Kurt Kinetic Rock and Roll has it apparently built in, so you can actually experience out-of-the-saddle climbs in the comfort of your own four walls. Now go rock and roll.
MSRP: $559.99
Website: kurtkinetic.com
two nuns bike
What: We most likely will not see this two nuns bike at any triathlon or bike race, and we haven't had a chance to experience the ride quality. But this bike designed by Ron Arad for W Hotels is quite interesting and it is really all about the unique sprung steel wheels.
Sizes: One size fits all (well, there is only one)
MSRP: tbd
Website: ronaradweb.squarespace.com
Stanley stainless steel flask
What: There might be a point during your ride, run or even at work when a quick zip from your Stanley 8 oz stainless steel flask might be what soothes the soul, with hot chocolate of course. Should fit quite nicely into your jersey pocket.
MSRP: $19.95
Website: amazon.com
Oakley Team USA Jawbone
What: Very few folks get to represent Team USA officially, and this editor with his foreign passport certainly will not have that privilege. But we all can look cool with these Oakley Team USA Jawbones and don't forget to also get the country flag add on stickers, sold separately of course.
MSRP: $240
Website: oakley.com
Kurt Rock and Roll
What: Some trainers have accidental side-to-side motion, but the Kurt Kinetic Rock and Roll has it apparently built in, so you can actually experience out-of-the-saddle climbs in the comfort of your own four walls. Now go rock and roll.
MSRP: $559.99
Website: kurtkinetic.com
two nuns bike
What: We most likely will not see this two nuns bike at any triathlon or bike race, and we haven't had a chance to experience the ride quality. But this bike designed by Ron Arad for W Hotels is quite interesting and it is really all about the unique sprung steel wheels.
Sizes: One size fits all (well, there is only one)
MSRP: tbd
Website: ronaradweb.squarespace.com
Stanley stainless steel flask
What: There might be a point during your ride, run or even at work when a quick zip from your Stanley 8 oz stainless steel flask might be what soothes the soul, with hot chocolate of course. Should fit quite nicely into your jersey pocket.
MSRP: $19.95
Website: amazon.com
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