Here at Axiom, we are proud of our one-of-a-kind Oceanweave fabric, but know that our responsibility to future generations, and to the environment, doesn’t stop there. Oceanweave fabric, made from 100% recycled fishing net collected from oceans around the world, has opened many doors for us. It serves, most notably, as a proof-of-concept; that […]
Reviews
Canadian Cycling Explores the History and Future of Oceanweave
June 28th, 2018Bicycle Times Reviews the Cartier Trunk EXP19+
December 18th, 2017The Cartier Trunk EXP19+ bag is an expandable trunk bag and pannier bag combo that combines the compact size of a trunk bag with the larger carrying capacity of a mini-pannier setup. Perfect for adventurers looking to carry a small amount of gear on single-day rides, or for commuters who may need a little extra […]
Industry Outsider Reviews Axiom Tempest Hydracore Panniers
October 7th, 2016Axiom’s Tempest series is a premium solution for committed all-weather riders who want supremely functional bags they can trust to keep their contents dry and protected in all conditions. We recently sent a set of Tempest Hydradore P27 panniers to Industry Outsider for review. From Industry Outsider: Mounting them is easy, thanks to the Rixen & Kaul® […]
Bike Radar Reviews the Axiom Terminateair
April 14th, 2016The portable, high-performance Axiom Terminateair mini hose pump is precision-engineered to meet the needs of cyclists on the move. The Terminateair features a unique Quick-Flip head that adapts to Presta, Schrader or Dunlop valves and won’t loosen valve cores when disconnected. A textured, non-slip grip offers provides a confident handhold for wet, sweaty or muddy hands. From Bike […]
Axiom Tweak 8 Featured in Carryology’s 12 Best Multi-Tools
March 22nd, 2016The pocket-sized Axiom Tweak 8 has earned a spot on Carryology.com’s list of the 12 best multi-tools! Editors assessed each tool against five criteria, including portability, quality, functional design and cost, and summed up the Tweak 8 as “a multi-tool that you can attach to your keyring or slip in a pocket, ready when you need […]
Axiom Granfondo H20 Seat Bag Reviewed by Road.cc
March 11th, 2016Road.cc recently published their review of the Axiom GranFondo H20 seat bag, calling it a “good wedge pack for those wanting to carry that little bit extra on long rides.” The ultra high volume seat bag is perfect for the endurance cyclist, featuring zippered compartments for all the long-ride essentials and an external mesh pocket for […]
“Rock Solid” Axiom Fatliner Rack Featured in Industry Outsider’s Winter Fat Bike Project
December 15th, 2015IndustryOutsider.com recently featured the Axiom Fatliner Rack in part three of their Winter Fat Bike Project. Constructed from durable and lightweight hand-welded aluminum, the Fatliner rear rack is designed specifically for fat bikes with rear dropouts spaced 170 – 190 mm apart, and offers tire clearance up to 26 x 5″. “…Cold weather riding usually means adding or […]
Axiom Flip-Flop DLX rear bicycle rack featured in UK’s Cycle Commuter
September 11th, 2015Love your bike, but recognize that it falls short when it comes to eyelets for mounting racks or fenders? No need to despair! Axiom’s Flip-Flop DLX rack is one of our many options for bikes lacking eyelets or braze-ons. The adjustable quick-release clamp mounts the rack to just about any seat post (25.4mm-33mm), enabling you […]
Axiom’s Annihilateair “uber-pump” takes home Cycling Active Mag’s test winner
July 17th, 2015Pick up the August issue of Cycling Active Magazine for an in depth floor pump test, including Axiom’s own Annihilateair G200A. We were thrilled to learn that the Annihilateair took home the seal of “Test Winner” with a perfect 10/10 score! “This really is a chunky piece of kit with a huge, stable base and […]
Velomag and Cycling Plus Love the Tweak 8
May 19th, 2015The little tool that gets lots of love! Editors at Velo Mag and Cycling Plus call out the Axiom Tweak 8 multi tool for its compact size. Perfect for throwing in your bag until it’s time to save the day! “We’re kicking ourselves for not getting the Axiom before Christmas, because it’s the ideal cyclist’s […]