Thermal Cycling Jerseys

The Ride Doesn't Stop Just Because The Temperature Did

Forty degrees doesn't have to end your season. A thermal cycling jersey holds heat against your skin while pushing sweat out through the fabric, so a hard effort on a cold road stays comfortable instead of clammy. Add one base layer underneath, and the same jersey carries you into temps that would send most riders indoors.

Built For Miles Where Your Regular Jersey Gives Up First

Wind chill catches up around mile fifteen, right when you're breathing hard and sweating from the last climb.

The wind-blocking panel most winter cycling jerseys skip runs right across the chest, cutting the chill on fast, exposed sections without trapping heat on the way up. Higher collars and longer cuffs seal off the two spots where cold air gets in first: your neck and wrists.

What Keeps A Winter Cycling Jersey Warm At Mile Forty

Warmth at mile forty comes down to details most riders never notice until they're missing. Our thermal cycling jerseys earn their keep in exactly those spots:

BioViz™ reflectivity: elements across the back and sleeves stay visible from up to 100 meters once winter light fades by five.

Drop-tail hem: stretches long enough to overlap winter bib tights and close the gap at your lower back.

Zippered rear pocket: keeps a wallet or key locked down instead of bouncing loose on rough pavement.

DWR-treated face fabric: sheds road spray and light drizzle without needing a shell over it.

Recycled fiber construction: cuts environmental impact without cutting warmth.

Where A Thermal Cycling Jersey Fits In Your Cold Weather Kit

Our winter cycling jerseys cover solo rides in the 40s without another layer. Once temperatures drop further, it works as a mid-layer under a winter cycling jacket, holding warmth close while the shell blocks wind and rain.

Pair it with full-finger gloves and shoe covers to close the gaps at your hands and feet when the real cold sets in.