Super Bowl XLI gear that doesn’t suck!

I remember it like it was yesterday. Super Bowl XLI (that's 41 for those of you who are bit rusty on your Roman numerals) featured the Indianapolis Colts defeat of the Chicago Bears 29-17. The game was held on February 4, 2007 at Dolphin Stadium in Miami, Florida. If you have forgotten the excitement of this game, maybe it's because you forgot to purchase some official Super Bowl XLI gear.

The most important Super Bowl XLI gear in terms of value would have to be an official game balls or Jerseys. For most people, these items are far too expensive to put on any realistic wish list. If you want to get a Jersey to honor the game, you can't go wrong with a number 18 Colt's quarterback and MVP Peyton Manning Jersey. Peyton manning won the most valuable player award for this game after completing 25 out of 38 passes, one touchdown and only one interception.

One interesting fact about that game was the ban on tailgating within a two-block radius of the stadium during, resulting in many drunk (and angry) football fans. If you didn't have money for a ticket back then, you may want to buy framed tickets for your Super Bowl XLI gear. This makes a great gift for disgruntled would-be tailgaters.

Other standard Super Bowl XLI gear include official jackets, T-shirts, hats, sweatshirts and of course team jerseys. There are official gold flip coins engraved by the Highland mint. Framed photos, autographed balls, bags, water pails, and youth or women's apparel pretty much cover all you're going to find for Super Bowl XLI gear.

If you love your sports memorabilia and have a particular love for either the Chicago Bears or the Indianapolis Colts, then you can't go wrong with Super Bowl XLI gear. As for everyone else, they've probably moved on to collecting gear for this year's upcoming game.