featured Layering for the Long Haul: The Warmth Hierarchy of AW26
There is a point on a long winter ride, usually somewhere around the two hour mark, when the base layer you chose at 7am either justifies itself or does not. The temperature has dropped. The wind has picked up. The effort is steady but not hard enough to generate the heat it was at the start. This is when layering decisions made...
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How to Ride Through the Worst Weather You’ll Ever See
Cold rain arrives without warning.Wind cuts through the first few kilometres.Road spray soaks shoes, gloves stiffen, and the steady effort of winter miles begins to feel harder than it should....
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From Garage to Gear: How Feedback Shapes the AW Collection
A winter ride rarely fails all at once. The problems appear gradually. Cold rain works its way through the front of a jacket. Road spray finds its way into shoes....
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Cold Weather Riding Myths Busted
The first hour of a winter ride often feels manageable. Legs turn steadily. Breathing settles into rhythm. Layers seem comfortable enough while the body warms through the early kilometres. Then...
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Blank Sheet Beginnings: The Story Behind the WINTR Jacket
Winter riding exposes weak kit quickly. Cold rain seeps in. Wind strips warmth away. Long miles magnify every poor design decision. The WINTR Jacket was developed to answer those problems directly,...
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Winter Cycling Layering Guide: Stay Warm, Dry, and Comfortable
Winter rides can be tough. Cold wind, rain & wet roads make every ride a challenge. The secret is layering your clothing the right way. With the right layers, you...
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