Field Notes: AeroWeave LS Jersey
The AeroWeave LS brings the same open-weave breathability and race geometry of the SS into shoulder season conditions — built to ride standalone in cool air, or layer cleanly under...
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Introducing
Field Notes are our way of pulling back the curtain. They’re written by the designers and athletes who build and break every Black Sheep product. Real testing. Real data. Real stories from the road, trainer, or lab, all to show the work behind the gear you wear every day.
The AeroWeave LS brings the same open-weave breathability and race geometry of the SS into shoulder season conditions — built to ride standalone in cool air, or layer cleanly under...
The Stash Vest is built around one idea: if it's too much to carry, it won't get carried. At 56gsm, it packs into its own pocket and disappears until the...
The Zer0 Bib isn’t about adding more; it’s about removing everything that gets in the way. No cuff. No pressure line. Just uninterrupted compression, a pad that feels made for...
What does it mean to honour cycling’s brutal past while pushing it forward? Our Autumn/Spring ’26 [classics] collection begins with that question and answers it through colour shaped by grit,...
15-time national champion. World Championship competitor. Peta Mullens never chased one version of cycling. She chased new experiences. And she's still finding new roads.
Australian summer racing is never gentle. It’s hot, fast, chaotic, and unforgiving. Exactly what is needed for an elite U/19 cycling team.
Our goal was simple. Create a place people could actually stay. Somewhere that didn’t shove a brand down your throat, or feel like an ego-trip. A base to start rides,...
Trackhouse officially opened its doors, and the first weekend set the pace. Riders rolled out together, stories were shared over coffee, and the space quickly became a place to land...
Throughout Pinnacle Phase 1, we have deliberately obscured the branding. Logos are blended, broken apart, and absorbed into form rather than placed for recognition. By softening branding, we leave space...