Ryan Good

Meet Team INFINIT: Josh "Toast" Tostado

31 May 2017

Josh Tostado is a one-of-a-kind athlete when it comes to endurance sports. His first competition, Montezuma's Revenge, was a 24-hour bike marathon that Josh entered just to see if he could even compete. He would go on to take 4th place in a race generally reserved for only the most experienced riders. Josh then won this same event the following two years and set records in 2007 for both distance and altitude, as he climbed riding 156 miles and going through 32,350 feet of altitude change in 24 hours.

Posted in Team INFINIT and Athlete Spotlight

INFINIT Cuore Kits

16 May 2017

Athlete leading race in INFINIT Kit, text "INFINIT Race kits: available only for a limited time

We are excited to announce that you can now rock official INFINIT gear while you train and compete. INFINIT offers a variety of cycling, tri and running garments designed by our very own INFINIT creative team. We are proud to partner with CUORE of Switzerland to make all of our gear. Just like INFINIT, CUORE uses ultra premium materials and allows you to custom tailor your individual garments for your personal needs. You can alter the bib length and even the arm and body length of your jersey.

Posted in Team INFINIT and News

Q&A with INFINIT Athlete Spencer Petrov

17 Oct 2016

Spense Petrov on bike, text "Spencer Petrov Elite Cyclocross Rider"

Spencer Petrov is quickly becoming one of America's biggest names of up-and-coming CX racers in the world. With huge success both internationally and domestically, Spencer could be America's best chance at winning a CX World Championship in the near future.

100 Mountains 65 Days & 1750 Miles

7 Jul 2016

Meet Rob Barlow, one of the most adventurous athletes we have ever sponsored. Rob is attempting a feat that has never even been attempted. He is hiking, biking, climbing, and rappelling the 100 highest mountains (the "Centennials") in Colorado without the aid of a car. The effort will require 1200 miles of biking and 500 miles of hiking in 65 days. The average work load is 28 miles per day, 32% hiking and 68% biking. It has never been done before. In fact, the Centennials have never even been navigated in one effort using a car to go between mountain ranges.

Ryan Good

Meet Team INFINIT: Josh "Toast" Tostado

INFINIT Cuore Kits

Q&A with INFINIT Athlete Spencer Petrov

100 Mountains 65 Days & 1750 Miles

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