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At PEARL iZUMi we don't exist to make cycling shoes and apparel. We exist to unlock the power we see in riding. This is our core purpose. Our mission is to UNLOCK the POWER of iNSPIRATION and iMPACT.
For 70 years we've seen the PEARL iZUMi logo out on the open roads. Have you ever wondered how PEARL iZUMi apparel withstands the test of time? It's a story about a team of people working to their feats of strength to create cycling apparel that will hold up to the rigors of the sport.
The Navad1000 is a 1000-kilometer-long self-supported mountain bike race that climbs 30,000 meters through the Swiss Alps. Lael Wilcox chose the race as her first ultra-endurance competition in Europe, crossing nearly the entire country of Switzerland by bike.
Mountain biking is a year-round, all-weather sport. It doesn’t matter how cold, wet or miserable the ride can feel, we can all agree that time spent on the bike is better than staying at home.
Learn more about our revolutionary technology, PI DRY, which provides water shedding ability without any loss of breathability.
It's arguably the most recognized criterium race in the U.S., The Athens Twilight Criterium. Racing under the lights of Athens, GA, a full spectrum of racers takes to the streets of the southern town for fast and hard racing as thousands of spectators take in the scenes, beer, and more. Take a journey with the Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team.
BioViz™ is not just another “hi-vis” thing. Designed from the driver’s perspective, it’s real technology that’s been real-world tested – to grab the attention of humans, not cameras.
Though she lives along the coast of Florida, every summer Ambador Maria Cesca travels to the high mountains of Colorado to challenge herself on a long ride. This year however, she had her husband and two sons along for the ride.
First, there is no "normal" weather. Every day and in every place the weather is the unknown variable that can make the difference between tolerable and terrific.