Fall Essentials

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Two side pockets

Midweight brushed fleece material

All Day Chamois

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Three layer beathable fabric

Windproof and waterproof material

Unpadded - to be worn over padded tights

50° – 55° – It’s getting chilly, and it’s better to be prepared. Toe warmers work well in this temperature range and below. (Don’t count on just toe warmers when it’s 20 degrees out, you won’t be happy) Get a pair of lightweight full finger gloves, and it’s time to put a long sleeve jersey on. Make sure the jersey is made with a brushed fleece.

45° – 50° – It’s time to switch the shorts out for some tights. A spandex tight will be enough for these temps, don’t go with the fleece tights just yet. You’ll over heat. You could also add in full leg warmers if you want, and a fleece base warmer may be a good decision. If your head is getting cold, a thin skull cap could be added at this time.

40° - 45° – A mid weight jacket can be added. If the front is made with a wind stopper material, it can really help keep the cold air off your skin. It’s time to add in shoe covers. These can be made from a neoprene material.

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3/4 Length

Midweight brushed fleece material

Reflective elements

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High waisted

Midweight brushed fleece material

Century Chamois

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Mesh back for venting

Lightweight and packable

Oversized YKK zipper

35° - 40° – Upgrade those gloves to a heavier weight. The fingers can be the first to go when it gets cold, so spend some time finding a pair that really works for you. You’ll be happy you did.

30° - 35° – Fleece tights will become an essential part to keeping your legs warm as it gets colder. You may even want to use your leg warmers underneath these tights.

25° - 30° – Add a pair of Thermal Windpants over top of your tights. Upgrade your socks to wool or something warmer. A winter jacket will be needed for these temperature ranges and below. A balaclava or fleece face protector will be your best friend. A buff can be used to help keep your neck warm and to keep the cold air from entering your jacket.

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Reflective front

Two colors

Silicone on palm

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Blocks wind and keeps feet dry

Adds 360 reflective

YKK Zipper

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Great for 20 - 40 degrees

Wrist cuff keeps cold out

Reflective front

Other things to upgrade if you’re experiencing any discomfort

Skullcap – a thermal fleece cap will be useful

Heavy duty shoe covers – Some even have tread built in for traction on the snow.

Gloves – Like we said before, for most people the hands are the first to get cold and uncomfortable. Bring along a bunch of chemical hand warmers. You’ll be happy you did, and they can also be used for your toes.

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Fits under helmet

48% Merino 48% Polyester 4% Nylon

Two sizes

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Made in USA

Windproof and water resistant

Longer tail in back