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CYCLING JACKET & OUTERWEAR GUIDE
PICK YOUR CONDITIONS. WE'LL DIAL THE PROTECTION.
Weather isn't cookie-cutter. Neither is our outerwear. From jersey-pocket packables to fully waterproof rain jackets, each piece protects, breathes, and disappears when you're pushing.
CONDITIONS DECIDE
You ride anyway. Select Wind, Wet, or Cold to shop our proven pieces - waterproof when it dumps, wind-cutting when it bites, warm without bulk.
ROAD CYCLING
SHELTER AT SPEED
Form-fit shells that vanish in the draft: pocket-pack wind layers, fully waterproof race shells with on-the-move venting, and softshell warmth tuned for tempo. Pick by conditions - stay fast when the weather isn't.
GRAVEL CYCLING
DIRT MILES, DRY CORE
Breathable protection for hours of mixed terrain and shifting skies. Abrasion-tough fabrics, storage-friendly cuts, and hooded options that block spray without cooking you on the climb.
MOUNTAIN BIKE
QUIET PROTECTION, LOUD TRAILS
Durable 3-layer shells and flexy softshells built for rough lines - helmet-compatible hoods, big vents, and mud-shielding drop tails. Stable when it's rowdy, simple when it's steady.
BUILD YOUR 365 LAYERING SYSTEM
Base wicks. Mid regulates. Shell protects. One system, any weather.
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Cycling Jackets & Vest FAQs
Waterproof vs water‑resistant - what's the difference?
Waterproof uses a membrane and taped seams to stop rain from getting in while letting sweat escape. Water‑resistant sheds light rain and road spray but isn't for long downpours.
How should I layer for rain around 45°F (7°C)?
Transfer baselayer + thermal jersey + waterproof shell. Open vents and the two‑way zip on climbs; close them for descents.
What's "packable" in real terms?
Folds to a jersey pocket or a small bar bag so you can bring it every ride.
Care tips to keep DWR working?
Wash regularly, avoid fabric softeners, and refresh the water‑shedding finish with heat or a replenisher when water stops beading.
Hood over or under helmet?
Road shells are typically hood‑less for speed. Adventure shells use helmet‑compatible hoods for true weather days.
Vest or jacket: which do I actually need?
A vest blocks wind at your core while leaving your arms free to shed heat, which suits hard efforts and changeable days. A jacket adds full coverage for sustained cold or exposed terrain. If you are only carrying one layer, a vest is the more versatile choice.
How should a cycling jacket fit?
It should skim the body without flapping, with sleeves that cover your reach to the bars and a drop tail that stays put in the riding position. Too loose and it flaps and chills; too tight and it binds over layers. Leave room for a base layer and a mid layer underneath.