What's with the baseball caps?
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A 'casquette' is seen as bikewear, whereas baseball caps can be worn for any photo opportunity where the rider isn't wearing dress clothes ... and fashion ...0
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Most of the times i see baseball caps the riders are in bikewear in any case though, e.g. before and after races. I think it would be nice if the sponsors used the appropriate headwear on such occasions. Might even make casquettes more fashionable and so give them a new marketing tool, you never know..0
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neeb wrote:Why do sponsors force pros these days to wear baseball caps during presentations etc.
Probably because in most of the interviews etc the camera is a head only shot e.g. Spartacus @ RVV last weekend with his sponsors cap on.
Guess the teams & sponsors have just figured this out that we tend to have more of a football style interview in the press area with the race sponsors logos plastered on a temp wall behind the riders and the camera pointed at riders who then walk in for their allocated 3-5 minute slot.
Do tend to think that it looks a bit 'odd' myself but guess the riders are paid to wear what they are told & thats part of it. For what its worth I recall Rapha doing an interview and stating that they do not have and have not plans to make a Sky baseball cap.Pain hurts much less if its topped off with beating your mates to top of a climb.0 -
Baseball caps are a huge style failure. They are one of the chavviest items of clothing on the planet.0
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Yellow Peril wrote:Baseball caps are a huge style failure. They are one of the chavviest items of clothing on the planet.
Now team onezies to keep warm at mountain top press events would be epic0 -
Danlikesbikes wrote:neeb wrote:Why do sponsors force pros these days to wear baseball caps during presentations etc.
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knedlicky wrote:At least he doesn't always wear a baseball cap.
Would certainly look different if that were part of the team uniform, if a little OTT!Pain hurts much less if its topped off with beating your mates to top of a climb.0