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That is not dead which can eternal ride! Summon the power of the Necronomicog while you tear through the streets or the blackened forests on your hell steed. These high-quality, race cut kits are made in Los Angeles by ENDO Customs. Pick up the bibs here for $135, the jersey for $115 and the arm / knee warmers for $75 at the PiNP Web Shop.
This is a pre-order. Expect shipments to arrive early January.
Pre-order is open until the end of November.
Everyone was way into the Poler skinsuits by ENDO last year, and now’s your chance to pick up the kit in either black or green Furry Camo. Here are the details:
“The Poler Camo Cycling kit is now available for pre-order. Order either Green or Black today and get it in time for Christmas. Great gift for your significant other, complete stranger, or yourself. Made in USA by Endo Customs. SOLD AS A COMPLETE SET with jersey, bibs, and armwarmers in green or black Furry Camo.
$300 bucks gets you the set, email nate@polerstuff.com to reserve yours. Pre-order is only open till Friday November 9th, 2012. After Friday these fine kits will not be available to the masses for sometime. ”
Just ordered mine. Stoked!
It’s getting cooler and cooler each day so make sure your arms and legs stay warm with these Endo Customs made arm and leg warmers from City Grounds.
So yesterday, I rode the dragon toward the crimson eye and opened up Illustrator to finally design the Necronomicog jersey that everyone’s been bugging me about. Since posting a few teasers up on Instagram, I’ve gotten a ton of emails asking for more details. So here you go.
As it stands now, Endo will be making me a sample kit to wear. Once I’m 100% sold on the design, I’ll open up a pre-order. This will be the standard pre-order with a pre-season lead time. The main difference is, I’ll ONLY have it open for a week, to ensure it doesn’t take too long to produce. This will take place in exactly two weeks, so put some money aside. YES you will be able to order just the jersey too.
In the next few weeks, there will be a series of product drops, coinciding with my new Webshop and PiNP v2.2. Expect some rad, Made in the USA products, including wool jerseys, collaborations, the introduction to the Purple Label goods and a few other surprises. Regarding the kit, don’t worry, I’ll give everyone plenty of time to prepare for the pre-order. It won’t be like my stickers…
Photos by Tom Robertson
Not only are those my favorite Jawbones, but these kits aint bad either. It seems everything Mr. Ferencz touches is gold. This ‘cross season, FairEnds has teamed up with LA based Endo Customs to produce one kick-ass kit.
FairEnds celebrates Columbia’s national colors, and FairEnds partner Martin Carvajal’s native home with these lightweight kits that will look even better covered in mud and beer foam. Yeah, sweat too. Scoop a jersey up here and the bibs, here.
I really love Ace’s work. He even makes the CBNC guys look like a real team! Of course I’m joking. Ya’ll have Greg! And a really rad piece of work from Endo.
If you missed out on the GSC kit before, now’s your chance to pre-order one. This is the last time these kits will be available, so act quick! Order with confidence, these are an Endo Customs release.
*edit, swoop a Ramblin Roll NOW while you still can! And other Tracko releases are back in stock.
Over the past year, the LA-based cycling apparel designers and manufacturers, Endo Customs have gotten a lot of recognition. Personally, I first heard of them via the Golden Saddle Cyclery team. Kyle was adamant about using a local manufacturer to make their kits and they were a perfect match.
While I was in LA, I swung through their shop to check it out with Kelli, who is working on a women’s bib short. Being able to design and manufacture in house by-passes the annoying lead-times you get with overseas manufacturing. Their fabric is sourced from Italy and assembled in house, after graphics are heat-transfered on.
Endo has continued to reach out to the community, sponsoring races, teams and shops. With each new client, they gain more knowledge and through the process, they have established great PR&D relationships, which will lead to new products down the road. I was amazed at how much they packed into their 1,500′ square foot facilities… and yes, I have a kit coming down the pipeline, just in time for cross season.
Also, check out TRACKO’s photos here!
Click on the above photo to launch the gallery, or here to open in a new tab.
Man, there’s a lotta kit and jersey action on the site as of late. Why stop there? The Golden Saddle Cyclery kits were a huge success this time around. The guys even took Endo up on their women’s shorts, modeled here by Jen. Kyle took some more photos of these over at his Flickr. Head over and check them out. I got Lauren a kit and she can’t wait for it.
