Pactimo was born in Colorado to make cycling apparel and custom team kits. Its name is drawn from 'impact', reflecting a stated aim to make a difference to customers, employees and the wider community while producing technical jerseys and shorts.
Same category, HQ in USA
10100% is a motocross-rooted brand whose logo appeared on factory racing gear in the early 1980s. It makes moto and MTB goggles such as the ARMEGA, ARmatic and ACCURI 2 lines, plus gloves, sport and lifestyle sunglasses and snow goggles, for riders in motocross, downhill, BMX, cycling, running and other sports.
Specialist sports equipment
CACastelli makes high-performance cycling clothing for pros and everyday riders, with a kit builder to match jerseys and bib shorts. It traces its roots to Milan tailor Vittore Gianni in 1876, who dressed AC Milan, Juventus and the Milan Ballet and made cycling clothing in the 1910s for five-time Giro champion Alfredo Binda. Armando Castelli bought the company in 1939. Its company information names Manifattura Valcismon S.p.A. as the company behind the brand.
Sports apparel and footwear
DADakine was founded in Hawaii in 1979 by surfer Rob Kaplan and is now based in Hood River, Oregon. It makes backpacks, travel bags, accessories, outerwear and clothing for surfing, snowboarding, skateboarding, mountain biking, skiing, windsurfing and kiteboarding. The brand started with surf leashes and went on to design early windsurfing harnesses and foot straps.
Bags, accessories and apparel for surf, snow and bike
FOFox Racing makes motocross and mountain-bike gear and clothing. Founder Geoff Fox started out at Grand Prix Cycles, a moto dealership in Santa Clara, California, where a parts mail-order catalog made on a kitchen table grew into the Moto-X Fox racing team and then a global business known for product design and its influence on motocross culture. The brand is run by Fox Head, Inc. Fox Racing is a Revelyst brand, according to Revelyst's current portfolio.
Sports apparel and footwear
GIGiro Sport Design makes cycling and snowsports gear, from lightweight helmets such as the Montaro Pro to apparel, footwear and accessories. It was founded in Santa Cruz, California, in 1985 by Jim Gentes, a designer focused on meeting riders' unmet needs, and says it remains committed to enthusiast riders. Giro's privacy policy is issued by Bell Sports LLC of Irvine, California, and its family of brands. Revelyst lists Giro Sport Design as one of its brands.
Sports apparel and footwear
NONortei sells technical socks and accessories for cycling, running and trail running. Its store separates cycling-and-running socks from trail-oriented designs and also presents products used on the bike, such as handlebar bags. The focus is a practical sports-accessory range rather than only decorative everyday socks. The official legal notice identifies the website owner as NORTEI LLC, with a fiscal address in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. That legal-entity address is the basis for the country in this record. It does not establish where the design team works, where the goods are made or whether the fiscal address is an operational headquarters. Those details remain unclaimed.
Sports socks and cycling accessories
OAOakley makes performance eyewear, apparel and accessories. It was started in 1975 by James "Jim" Jannard, a former motorcycle parts distributor tired of being told to "shut up and sell", who named the brand after his English Setter, Oakley Anne. The brand describes its roots as a do-it-yourself mentality that changed the eyewear game, and it runs collaborations such as one with Brain Dead. Oakley's website names Luxottica Group S.p.A. of Milan as its publisher. Luxottica acquired Oakley in 2007; following its combination with Essilor, the brand is part of EssilorLuxottica.
Sports apparel and footwear
PEPEARL iZUMi is a cycling apparel brand that traces its first jersey to founder Kinji Shimizu in Japan in 1950. Its products include cycling jerseys, bib shorts with shaped chamois pads, gloves and mountain-bike shoes. Its history describes the Lobster Glove and X-Project mountain-bike shoe developed with Colorado State University's Sports Science program. The brand's current privacy policy lists it among the affiliates of United Sports Brands.
Sports apparel and footwear
