About Our Mens Gilets & Jackets

Our Cycling Gilets and Jackets are sized to go over a jersey so you shouldn't need to go up a size unless you're wearing it over several layers. See specific information about each garment fitting below.

 

*When To Wear is a GUIDE. Your body temperature will affect your needs. If you find that you are wet on the inside, you're wearing too many layers.

About Our Gilets

Find out about our different gilets

 

About our Jackets

Find out about our different jackets

 

 

ABOUT OUR GILETS

LIGHTWEIGHT GILET

  • Lightweight gilet with mesh back
  • Wind and water resistant front
  • Packs into a pocket so perfect for every ride

WHEN TO WEAR LIGHTWEIGHT GILET

  • Good to carry with you all year round
  • Spring/Summer/Autumn or as an additional layer in Winter
  • Particularly good on changeable days
  • Great for a café stop as it packs into a pocket and helps keep you warm
  • Essential for windy days and will also keep off a bit of drizzle

LIGHTWEIGHT FIT

  • Sized to go over a short or long sleeve jersey and/or a thin base layer

PADDED GILET

  • Lightweight thermal padded with Super Roubaix sides
  • Medium padded
  • Will roll up and fit into a pocket
  • Wind and water resistant front and back

PADDED FIT

  • Sized to go over a long sleeve jersey and/or a thin base layer

WHEN TO WEAR PADDED GILET

  • Cold Spring and Autumn or as an additional layer in Winter
  • Good on changeable days as it packs into a pocket
  • Essential for cold windy days and will also keep off a bit of drizzle

ABOUT OUR JACKETS

TOR JACKET

  • A warm jacket, you won't need as much layering during Autumn and Spring as you would in our other jackets
  • Made from a stretchy, mid-weight, 3 layer membrane with a lightly brushed thermal inside
  • Wind and water resistant and breathable
  • High storm collar, plus zipped vents on the front for temperature regulation
  • Very breathable fabric - if you are overheating you have two many layers

 WHEN TO WEAR TOR*

  • Layer up and down from Autumn, through Winter and into Spring
  • 9 degrees and below depending on layering
  • On cooler Spring and Summer days with a thin summer base or short sleeve jersey (9 degrees)
  • For colder days layer with a thermal base or long sleeve jersey (4-8 degrees)
  • Under 3 degrees you will likely need an additional layer e.g. thermal base plus long sleeve jersey. Thermal cap and neck doo dah recommended

TOR FIT

  • Has a high level of stretch making it comfortable to wear
  • This is a snug fitting jacket and 2023 production is coming up small so we recommend that you size up

WIND & WATER RESISTANT JACKET

  • A lightweight jacket which will help keep off the wind and rain
  • Made from a thin, light-weight, 3 layer membrane
  • Highly breathable fabric with lycra sides (sides not wind and water resistant)
  • Not thermal

WHEN TO WEAR W & W*

  • Spring/Summer/Autumn/early Winter
  • On cooler Spring and Summer days with a short sleeve jersey (11+ degrees)
  • Under 10 degrees with a thermal base or long sleeve jersey
  • Can be worn with two layers on colder days (under 6 degrees)
  • Not a cold weather jacket. Offers protection from wind and rain but you need to layer up for warmth

W & W FIT

  • Sized to go over a jersey. Fits true to size. You don’t need to size up unless you plan to wear several layers
  • Main fabric is not stretchy but the Lycra side panels ensure a good, snug fit

RAIN JACKET

  • Waterproof shell
  • High storm collar
  • Made from a thin, light-weight fabric
  • Less breathable than our other jackets due to its bonded seams.
  • If you are wet on the inside you are layering up too much
  • Not thermal
  • Offers protection from wind and rain but you need to layer up for warmth

WHEN TO WEAR RAIN*

  • All seasons
  • Essential for windy, wet weather
  • Layer up on colder days
  • Particularly useful on changeable days as it packs into a pocket

RAIN FIT

  • Generously sized
  • Fits large
  • Size down unless you plan to wear several layers
  • Drawstring hem allows adjustment

Still need help deciding which is the best jacket for you? Checkout our Blog - WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ‘WATERPROOF’ AND ‘WATER RESISTANT’ CYCLING JACKETS