Read more about our newest partnership with the global ultra-race series Further.

Further Race Series Partnership Announcement

Reigning 2024 Tour Divide Women’s Champion Meaghan Hackinen sets her sights on a new challenge; become the first woman ever to complete the full Mountain Race Series.

Meaghan Hackine Takes On The Mountain Race Series

Explore Charlotte Inman's thoughtful reflection on her journey through the Silk Road Mountain Race and the deeper meaning behind pursuing adventures like these.

Reflections from the Silk Road

As we celebrate ten years in business, we reflect on the standout moments that have defined our journey.

10-Year Anniversary

We sat down with 2024 Tour Divide winner Meaghan Hackinen to hear about her experience taking on the infamous 4417 km route.

Inside the Divide with Meaghan Hackinen

Join us for a chat with the founders of the Squamish Gravel Cycling Club to hear their take on the local gravel scene and what makes it so special.

An Inside Look at The Squamish Gravel Cycling Club

Rachael Walker showcases the wonders of mid-week adventuring close to home.

School Night Adventures

Catch up with Margus Riga as he talks about summiting Mount Tupungato, one of the tallest mountains in the Americas.

Taking on Tupungato

Alexander Kopp describes his experience riding the 2600 km Japanese Odyssey route, while sharing insight and takeaways on how to best bikepack in Japan.

Japanese Odyssey

Olympic Skier and mountain biker Brittany Phelan shares about her friendship with the late Mikayla "Miki" Martin, and the inspiration for the "Four Corners Ride" done in her honour.

The Four Corners Ride: Celebrating Miki Martin

In the summer of 2023, Christoph Dottelmayer headed out to Iceland to race the elusive Rift—a 200km route through the highlands of Iceland´s south coast. Facing multiple river crossings, washboards, dreaded rocks and sand, Chris gives us an inside look on what it's like competing in this unique event.

Into The Rift

We catch up with Rachael Walker and Polly Henderson to dive into the evolution of women's enduro and their experiences within the sport.

From There to Here: How Women’s Enduro Has Changed Over The Years

Meaghan Hackinen shares her experience racing the 330-mile, cross-Washington bikepacking race known as The Dark Divide, and tells us a bit about what allows her to push herself past her limits the way she does.

Dispatches from the Dark Divide 300

This summer, filmmaker Keenan DesPlanques set out to tackle a challenging route on British Columbia’s west coast involving a combination of riding and packrafting, which he called “The Big Dumb Loop.” Watch his unique self-filmed video and read some words about the project from Keenan here.

Big Dumb Loop

We visited Cory Wallace in the western highlands of Guatemala as he prepared for the El Reto Stage race, in part to dive into the essence of his being, but also to explore how a nomadic lifestyle can suit a top-tier athlete.

The Nomad

Lying a stones throw away from the capital, the Surrey Hills lie to the south of London. Whilst the Hills can’t rival the mountains of Scotland or the Alps, the Surrey Hills has one up when it comes to fun and flow, with trails littered in different directions everywhere you ride.

Trans Surrey HIlls

We all live for our sports. As runners, we run; as cyclists, we cycle. To us, it’s more than sport, it’s our identity and way of being in the world.

Keep Things Interesting: Ciele X 7mesh on the Benefits of Cross-Training

So Far.. We've Made It This Far

Ready to get off the trainer and into the outdoors? Here’s our guide to ensure you have everything you need to get out there and stay out there—whatever the weather.

Our Winter Survival Guide - No More Excuses

An Adventure in UpCycling

Stubborn as a Rule: Fiona Kolbinger on Her Challenging TCRNO8

7mesh Summer Bikepacking Tips

The Road to Unbound with Rebecca Fahringer

Head Straight: EWS Rider Lucy Schick on Battling Concussion

Moshi Monster: Cory Wallace on his Kilimanjaro FKT

Max Riese on Riding and Surviving the Silk Road Mountain Race

The Crunchy People

Behind the Design: The Glidepath Bike Pant

Interview: Trans-Cascadia Winner Myles Trainer

Jaimi Wilson on winning the Women's GBDuro 2021

Remembering Why

The Good Buzz: Angie McKirdy on Mountain Biking and Community

The Perfect Struggle: Svein Tuft on Bikepacking

No Sleep Till Bern

Even Flow

Finding #SafeEscapes

Trans-Uganda

Parcours & Panache: Fiona Kolbinger on Winning TCRNo7

Flying High, Riding Low

TCRNO7: Between a Rock and a High Place

Finding Form

A Singletrack Life

Natural Flight Path

Imagine Patterns: Making the MK3 Bib Short

Riding South: Arizona's Chollas, Cacti & Gravel

Hurricane Ridge

Riding Day & Night: Björn Lenhard on Racing The TransAtlantic Way

Following The Goonies

Trouble On The Silk Road

The Story Behing The Shot: The Fest Flintstone

The Routist: OMTM's Ron Lewis

Chasing Schultz: Travels With Sam and Pancho

If You Had to Pack: 7mesh for a Weekend MTB Trip In Summer

Design, Innovation & Inspiration With Roxy Lo of Ibis Cycles

Building Success: The No. 22 Bicycle Company

Behind the Shot: Jonas Kullman, Road Riding Mallorca

Product & Process With 7mesh VP of R&D, Ian Martin

Whiskey 50 Adventure

Bikepacking Mount Lemmon

Sam Schultz

#CCR – Dinosaur Trail

#CCR – Valhallas

Jack Burke

#CCR – Cache Creek

Unknown Roads – Colombia #2

Unknown Roads – Colombia

#WCP – Valemount

#CCR – Chilcotins

Oro Jacket

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To ease your mind, and keep you focused on the ride, we offer a Crash + Repair program.

Crash Program

7mesh is different because we design to your dimension and articulate our gear for an on the bike fit. Check out our size guide  to get the perfect fit.

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Explore new Spring season styles, as well as fresh colours of your favourite pieces.

Discover our biggest milestones over the past 10 years of innovation and adventures.

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Products that blend performance fabrics with highly articulated patterns to create a close-fit that feels like an extension of your body. Skin Fit apparel improves aerodynamics, moisture management and thermal efficiency.

Skin Fit

Perfect for layering or a more laidback vibe, Relaxed Fit products combine articulated patterns with an eased shape that works on or off the bike.

Relaxed Fit

Designed to sit slightly off the body, Trim Fit products provide some room for light layering and feature mechanical (fabric) stretch or elastane, combined with articulated patterns.

Trim Fit

For jerseys and tops, the chest is the most crucial measurement followed by the natural waist.

Women's tops sizing guide

Men's tops sizing guide

Unisex tops should fit relaxed and could also be known as a standard t-shirt fit. If you're in between sizes we recommend sizing up for a more relaxed feel.

Unisex Tops

For longer garments such as jackets, chest and natural waist measurements are most crucial, however you can also take your hip measurement into consideration.

We also accommodate a cycling reach sleeve length on all garments. See individual product page for sleeve length measurements.

Men's Jackets Size Chart

For overshorts, pants and tights, the hip is the most crucial measurement to achieve the right fit. Consult the thigh measurement if the garment is skin or trim fit.

Men's bottoms size guide

The right fit is crucial to a comfortable ride. The boxer brief should be tight in the hip and feel like a second skin.

Men's boxer brief size guide

Women's bottoms size guide

Men's accessories sizing guide

Warmers should fit tightly, almost like a second skin. The thigh should fit snug to keep the warmers in place. See individual product page for inseam length measurements.

Unisex leg warmer sizing guide

Women's accessories sizing guide

The right fit is crucial to a comfortable ride. The chamois should be tight in the hip and thigh and feel like a second skin.

Women's chamois size guide

Men's chamois size guide

Unisex socks sizing guide

Women's jackets sizing guide

Warmers should fit tightly, almost like a second skin. The bicep should fit snug to keep the warmers in place. See individual product page for sleeve length measurements.

Unisex arm warmer sizing guide

The right fit is crucial to a comfortable ride. The brief should feel snug and like a second skin.