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GEAR UP FOR EVERY SEASON
RIDE 365 DAYS OF THE YEAR
There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad gear.
THERE'S NOTHING STANDING BETWEEN YOU AND THE BIKE.
There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad gear. We've perfected our Ride 365® Climate System to keep you at your optimal body temperature, no matter the conditions. With over seventy years of innovation, our apparel delivers protection and comfort for year-round cycling.
RIDE 365®: HOT WEATHER
Powered by In-R-Cool®
BEAT THE HEAT.
Carefully designed ventilation plus moisture-wicking, quick-drying fabrics keep you cool and comfortable on the hottest days.
RIDE 365®: COLD WEATHER
Powered by Insulation technology
BRAVE THE COLD.
Lightweight, breathable fabrics keep you warm in cool, cold, and frigid conditions without the bulk.
RIDE 365®: WET WEATHER
Powered by PI Dry®
MAKE A SPLASH.
Breathable, waterproof layers and barrier fabrics keep you dry through spring showers to autumn mists.
RIDE 365®: WINDY WEATHER
Powered by AmFIB®
WHAT WIND?
Compact, packable wind protection, perfect for seasonal shifts and unexpected gusts.
DIAL IT IN
Seasonal guides
Guides tell you what to buy. Ride 365® tells you what to wear today.
Ride 365® FAQ
What is the Ride 365® Climate System?
A four-part system that organizes our apparel by condition rather than by season: hot, cold, wet, and windy. Each part uses specific fabrics and technologies to hold your optimal body temperature in that condition, so you can pick gear by what the forecast is doing rather than by what month it is.
How do I know what to wear for today's ride?
Start with the condition that will affect you most, then layer for the others. Temperature sets your base and mid layers; wind and rain determine your outer layer. If the forecast is borderline, dress so you feel slightly cool at the start, because you will warm up within a few miles, and carry a packable shell for descents.
Can I combine pieces from different Ride 365® systems?
Yes, and most riders do. A cold-weather base layer under a wind shell is a common autumn setup, and a hot-weather jersey with a packable wind vest covers a summer morning that starts cool. The systems are built to layer together rather than to be worn in isolation.
What temperature ranges does each system cover?
As a rough guide: hot weather above 70°F, cool and cold weather from roughly freezing to 65°F, and dedicated sub-freezing gear below that. Wet and windy are not temperature ranges, they are conditions that can occur at any temperature, which is why those layers are designed to go over whatever you are already wearing.