Do you belong to a triathlon club that has regular rides? If so we’d love to trade our suits for spandex and meet up with your club for some cycling. Of course we’ll bring a Wedgie (or five) in case anyone wants a closer look but don’t worry, this isn’t about scheduling a sales call or doing...

 

The very first Wedgies were made of wood.  Yes seriously. The wooden prototypes turned into fiberglass for field testing, then ultimately carbon fiber for production. But, of course, we kept searching for ways to improve. We found the storage compartment did not need to be carbon fiber, in fact plastic...

 

The Wedgie went up against the wind at the A2 Wind Tunnel LLC testing facilities in North Carolina and the results were even better than expected.  The findings clearly showed that the Wedgie, the light-weight, aerodynamic, integrated water bottle and tool kit holder, will save the cyclist an average...

 

September 13, 2009 Thanks to all who visited the Wedgie booth at the Muskoka 70.3 and participated in the “Win a Wedgie” contest. Congratulations to Jim from Sylvania, Ohio, who won the “Win a Wedgie” draw! Again, thanks to all who participated! You can always enter our monthly...

 

This Wedgie is winning awards. Tom Schopf of Stoney Creek has developed an aerodynamic water bottle and tool kit for cyclists and triathletes made of composite carbon. He said the questions came so fast during his pitch last month that he didn’t have time to be nervous in front of the Dragons. He initially...

 

“The Wedgie” wins the crown at The COLISEUM May 12, 2009, Toronto, ON — The COLISEUM, a unique business event that gives entrepreneurs the chance to pitch business ideas to a panel of Canadian Executives, announced the winner of this year’s event; Tom Schopf, inventor of “The Wedgie”. The...