FALL / WINTER
GUIDE TO LAYERING
FINDING BALANCE
Finding the right balance of apparel to suit the conditions, terrain and tempo is often the most challenging part of the cold weather riding seasons. Dress too warmly? You overheat and a chill sets in. Miss that wind/waterproof layer? Even the lightest rain ends the ride.
Our range of Fall/Winter styles are designed to address the demands of riding outside in all conditions. Below are recommendations for changing seasons and variable, even questionable, weather rides.
LATE FALL TO EARLY WINTER
COOL & CRISP
The Shoulder Season
40°F to 55°F / 30% CHANCE OF PRECIP
Days grow shorter, skies darken and precipitation becomes routine. The air is often cool, but it’s the humidity that stings. A mix of light thermal insulating layers and protection to ward off the wind are key for comfort.
These picks are geared towards versatility in the face of variability and promise value even after the season turns to winter in earnest.
BASE
Base is the foundation for all things cold weather. Manage moisture to extend comfort and layer as needed riding deeper into the season.
MIDLAYER
A shoulder season midlayer offers warmth without bulk. Location dependent, these midlayers might also offer light wind protection and enhanced wicking.
OUTERWEAR
Protection for when the conditions kick up, keep core and extremities warm without the added bulk of full-winter season layers.
