How Inter-Pace works · Saved · The full guide
Save the outfit, not the object.
Most wishlists remember a product and forget everything you worked out about it. This one keeps whole looks — every piece, every size, one button to take the lot.
ADD THE WHOLE KIT AT ONCE · NO ACCOUNT, NO WAITING
The problem
A heart icon with a bad memory.
Every shop has a wishlist, and most of them remember the wrong thing. You save a helmet. Weeks later you come back and there it is — the helmet. Not your size. Not the colour you'd settled on. Not the three other pieces you'd worked out to go with it. All the thinking you did is gone; only the object survived. So you start again, which is exactly what you saved it to avoid.
What's different here
It saves outfits, not just objects.
The heart at Inter-Pace holds two different kinds of thing. Single pieces, the way you'd expect. And whole looks straight out of Build Your Look — four or five items, kept together as one card, with the total, and with the size you chose for each piece still attached.
That card has its own button: add the whole look to the cart. Helmet in M, boots in 43, the lot, in one move. It isn't really a wishlist at that point. It's your configuration, parked — the thinking survived, not just the objects.
The honest catch
The kit remembers your size. The heart doesn't.
Here's the part most shops wouldn't print. Save a helmet as part of a look and your size rides along. Save that same helmet on its own, by tapping the heart on the product card, and the size is gone — you get the product back, and a link to the page where you pick it all over again.
Two ways to save, two completely different memories. It's not a secret and it's not deliberate cruelty; it's what happens when a wishlist and a configurator grow up in the same drawer. Worth knowing, though: if the size mattered, save the look, not the piece.
Before you rely on it
What it is, and what it isn't.
- It's instant, because there's no serverSaving happens on your device. No spinner, no account, no waiting — but also nothing to sync. Open the shop on your phone and your desktop list isn't there.
- The price is a photographWhat you see on a saved card is what the price was the day you saved it. It doesn't refresh, and it doesn't watch for a sale. Open the product to see today's number.
- It doesn't watch stockNothing here alerts you when something returns. If that's what you want, the product page has a button that puts you in front of a person.
- It doesn't know your bikeSaved pieces carry no fitment verdict. That job belongs to the Garage, on the product page, before you save.
You didn't save a helmet. You saved an afternoon of deciding.
Which is the part worth keeping.
The verdict
Keep the decision, not just the thing.
Single pieces if that's all you need. Whole looks with their sizes if you did the work — and one button to put the finished outfit in the cart when you're ready. Just remember it lives on this device.
Build a look to saveOpen Saved any time from the heart in the header.