Send It

Send It: mountain bike gear built around shuttle days and truck transport

Send It is a mountain bike gear brand whose catalogue centres on the High Roller tailgate pad, a product designed to carry bikes on a pickup truck. Alongside the pad, the company sells gloves, hydration packs, backpacks, apparel, accessories and motocross gear. Its own presentation frames the range around shuttle days, park laps and everyday truck use.

The High Roller tailgate pad

The High Roller is the flagship item and the one the brand describes as its game-changing solution for transporting bikes with confidence and ease. The current version is the High Roller V2, priced at $249.00 in the shop at the time of writing this profile. According to the product description, the pad is designed by riders and offers protection for both the bikes and the truck.

Its stated construction features include an accordion-style system intended to ensure fitment and compatibility with tonneau covers, a sliding window for truck latch access described as the first of its kind, heavy-duty construction and an added storage pocket. A video walkthrough of the High Roller V2's features is also referenced on the site.

Gloves, hydration packs and backpacks

The glove line includes the Renegade Glove at $44.95 and the Reveler Glove at $39.95. In hydration and carrying, the Defender 15 Adventure & MTB Hydration Pack is listed at a regular price of $179.95 and a sale price of $89.98, a saving of $89.97; the shop was also promoting 50% off that model. The Defender 15 is presented as suitable for adventure and mountain biking, with a helmet pouch among its features highlighted in customer commentary.

Apparel, accessories and motocross

Beyond riding hardware, the catalogue extends to apparel, accessories and MX gear. Accessories include the OG60 at $19.99 and a Straw Hat at $39.95. A limited-edition capsule revisits the brand's origins: the 2011 collection brings back two original hat designs, a classic grey trucker and a bold blue plaid flat brim, presented as a tribute to long-standing riders.

Product testing with CU Denver's Outside Lab

The company states that it partnered with CU Denver's Outside Lab to test and design its products, and that the range has been featured as Outside Lab Approved. This is the only external testing or certification reference that appears in the material.

Customer feedback in the brand's own listings

The product pages carry review counts: 46 reviews for the High Roller Tailgate Pad V2, 13 for the Defender 15 hydration pack, 15 for the Reveler Glove, 5 for the Renegade Glove, 8 for the Straw Hat and 2 for the OG60. Individual comments praise the pad's padding and the ease of fitting and removing it via its strap system, and one buyer describes purchasing gloves, a backpack, a T-shirt and the tailgate pad, citing service received from a person named Brit and describing the business as a small Colorado company.

Editorial activity and racing

Send It also maintains a blog covering trail work, racing and seasonal updates. One entry announces that the Mountain States Cup starts in Angel Fire on June 11, and another outlines mountain biking goals for the new year.