What drives us
From gearheads to gearheads. Everything starts with the gear we want for ourselves and the identity we want it to carry.
About LOSTGEAR
About us
LOSTGEAR is the brand of Lost and Logy, two gearheads from Germany. We make patches and locking gear for people who want what they wear to feel personal, unmistakable, and entirely their own.
Gear has always been more than something we put on.
We started LOSTGEAR because we know the feeling of finding a piece of gear that looks right, feels right, and changes how you carry yourself. You do not need to justify why you wear it. Being drawn to it is enough.
Patches came first because identity matters. A name, role, colour, or QR code can turn an anonymous piece into your gear. We moved from pre-made designs to a builder that gives you control over the details and lets you see the result before we make it.
Our locking gear grew from the same point of view. HELMLOCKÅ keeps your MX helmet locked on your head. BOOTLOCKÅ keeps your MX boots locked on your feet. Different products, same idea: make the gear you want to wear feel even more like yours.
The gear community
Gearheads are everywhere. We meet through social media, at events, and wherever people recognise the same excitement in someone else's gear. LOSTGEAR is made for that shared world.
Made with care. Made to feel yours.
Good gear deserves attention to fit, finish, and the details that give it identity. We make every order as carefully as we would want our own made.
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Identity in every detail
Names, roles, colours, fonts, and finishes are not afterthoughts. They are what turn a patch into part of your gear.
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Quality you can feel
Every order is produced, checked, and packed with care. The finished product should look right, feel right, and be worth wearing.
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Personal support
If something is not right or your gear needs a special fit, talk to us. You will get a real answer from people who understand why the details matter.
It starts with something we want for our own gear.
We stay close to every idea from the first test to the finished product. That keeps the result useful, personal, and recognisably LOSTGEAR.
We start as gearheads
The first question is simple: would we want this for our own gear? If the answer is no, it does not become a LOSTGEAR product.
We shape the identity
Names, roles, lettering, colours, and placement decide whether something feels generic or genuinely yours.
We test the function
A patch has to fit its surface. A lock has to hold the gear where it belongs. The idea only works when the finished product does too.