Kuiu discontinuing Peloton 97 Line?

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Looks like the only Peloton 97s they have are in the outlet, in limited sizes and colors. Bummer, as they were perfect for the mornings in the summer over a light t shirt.

Anyone know if they’re planning a new, similar line? If not, what are some similar tops from another brand? My typical summer pack list is a Merino 120 t shirt, the peloton 97, and lighter down jacket that Kuiu makes.
 
Well, you made me go grab a couple from the outlet quick.......

They also make an excellent cold weather baselayer. The rule seems to be at times that if it's any good, it will be discontinued. Maybe something better is coming.
 
The purge has been going on for awhile now. The bottoms have been long gone and not available for quite some time. They've been purging the tops for months. It is (or was) their best product IMO and seems dumb to discontinue it with no replacement in sight. I don't know an equal from another vendor that has the warmth to weight the 97 has. I normally don't like the feel of synthetics agains my skin but the soft interior of the 97 is a big attribute for me too. Outdoor Vitals has their new thing but it's way more expensive.
 
IDK about the peloton 97, but I went over there to look and it looks like KUIU just started another sale. I grabbed a Super Down LT for my Wife and myself.
 
I like every piece of Kuiu hunting apparel I own, but it really bugs me seeing them introduce more and more “lifestyle” items. I don’t need a messenger bag, a dress shirt, etc. I want lightweight hunting layers that are functional within a system, and I know I’m not the only one that feels that way. Guess there’s just a huge market for people that want to let everybody in the room know they’re a hunter before a word is ever said!

Really keeping my fingers crossed they come out with a new version of the 97. They certainly know how to make quality product still. Wore the heck out of my new Tiburon Hybrid Hoodie this past summer and love it!
 
My Peloton 97’s are my absolute favorite pieces from KUIU. I have two hooded and two zip t’s. They’re so versatile, bums me out they’re ending them. I too am getting tired of their surge into lifestyle/casual clothes. What I do wish I had gotten were some of the Peloton 97 pants. Those would have been awesome.
 
My favorite Kuiu piece is the Peloton 97. I have never seen anything so light and warm and comfortable, I bought a couple of them in solid colors to wear every day. No idea why they would discontinue this top.
 
The Peloton 200 is the closest thing to the 97, but it is heavier and takes up more real estate in the pack although the 200 is the more durable of the two. I frequently use the 97 and 200, but the 97 is my go to as far as having an extra layer in the pack.
 
Peloton 97 is the greatest piece of clothing I own. So I own 3 of them and use them for everything from hunting to traveling to skiing and just sitting on the couch. Have been waiting for the 97 zip off bottoms to come back in because mine are worn out
 
The purge has been going on for awhile now. The bottoms have been long gone and not available for quite some time. They've been purging the tops for months. It is (or was) their best product IMO and seems dumb to discontinue it with no replacement in sight. I don't know an equal from another vendor that has the warmth to weight the 97 has. I normally don't like the feel of synthetics agains my skin but the soft interior of the 97 is a big attribute for me too. Outdoor Vitals has their new thing but it's way more expensive.
The OV is definitely more expensive but IMO the future of mid layers is in these active insulation fabrics.

I used to be hook-line-sinker 97 (still have my bottoms) but after moving to the Polartech Alpha/Primaloft Evolve type mid layers, I'll never go back. As warm and versatile as the 97 is, these types of pieces have blown the 97 away IMO. They are slightly heavier, but I think it's a worthy trade off.
 
The OV is definitely more expensive but IMO the future of mid layers is in these active insulation fabrics.

I used to be hook-line-sinker 97 (still have my bottoms) but after moving to the Polartech Alpha/Primaloft Evolve type mid layers, I'll never go back. As warm and versatile as the 97 is, these types of pieces have blown the 97 away IMO. They are slightly heavier, but I think it's a worthy trade off.
Pretty similar experience for me. I went to an Outdoor Research active mid layer. Twice the weight but more versatile. Where I would take the 97 off three plus times a day I’m now just doing it once. Also nice to have pockets for when you just need a place to quickly put a glove or something for a moment without dropping your pack. More wind resistance also a bonus.
 
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