WINTER CLOTHING
Raleigh
THE POLITE waistcoast is among the high vis line-up supplied via Raleigh. It's a fully adjustable, patented design that is EN safety approved. RSP also has a range of jackets designed for the UK winter weather, including the BOA, boasting Ultraskyn performance shell fabric which is breathable, windproof and waterproof. There’s a soft touch wicking mesh liner, rear vent system, waterproof chest pocket and all-important reflective details. Raleigh also supplies UK-designed and made Lusso apparel to the trade, as you can see elsewhere in this feature. The range is broad, including MaxRepel bib tights. They repel water, offer high levels
Spiro
SPIRO’S AIRSTREAM Jacket (£76) is a lightweight, peak performance training jacket offering maximum protection by using HydraDri 5,000mm waterproof fabric and a superior 5,000g breathable moisture management system. It features a detachable waterproof hood with shockcord adjusters, full front waterproof zip fastening, mesh lined waterproof zip closing side pockets, one mesh lined waterproof zip closing right chest pocket, side ventilation pockets with mesh lining and inset reflecting panels for extra visibility at night. Also up from Spiro is the S185X Spiro Crosslite Trail and Track Jacket (£34), pitched as the ultimate sports jacket. Designed with safety in mind, it’s waterproof, breathable and
Whackjob
DEVON-BASED WHACKJOB clothing has been on the scene for a couple of years now and in this time has developed an extensive range of tees, jerseys and hoodies all made to stringent Fairwear and Soil Association standards. With a number of professional and semi- professional riders wearing the brand's products across the world and with ongoing marketing support, Whackjob has seen its popularity and demand for products grow sharply, we hear. For winter their hoodie range offers
soft, comfortable warmth for on or off the bike. Made of UK organic cotton and printed using eco-friendly water based inks they RRP for £38 with strong margins available across all five designs available including the brand new Flow design. More details can be found at
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www.whackjob.co.uk with retailers actively being sought across the UK. You can call Whackjob on 01395 220075.
of insulation while remaining breathable and provide a decent fit via four-way stretch fabric. Flat seam comfort,
reflective detailing and double seat are also among the features. Lusso’s HT-70 Jacket is
a classic MBUK-winning design, offering waterproof and breathable functionality for all-day rides in cooler conditions.
The range of features include underarm zips, rear zippered pockets, drop tail, soft feel fabric, adjustable waist and cuffs and machine washable. Other highlights include the Windtex Thermal Jacket, see the Lusso entry in this feature (below) for more on that. Or call Raleigh on 01773 532600.
Silverfish
SPIUK’S WINTER clothing line-up includes the Men’s Elite Jacket, a lightweight, water resistant garment with Super Roubaix material under the arms. It also features M2V treated Teflon fabric, developed to resist the most adverse of climatic conditions, while the Bi-elastic material allows for the jacket to stretch and provides a great fit for the rider. Available in sizes S to XXXL this winter riding jacket retails at £139.95.
The full Spiuk 2014 winter range will
be available in September via Silverfish. Also available are the Arqus Sunglasses, ideal for tackling the low winter sun, with SRP starting from £89.99. Meanwhile Spiuk’s ZS15M MTB shoes, ideal for competition and training and those long rides, it provides comfort
Peter Dobbs
ALONGSIDE SUPPLYING gift vouchers, greetings cards, carrier bags, bike frame labels and general promotional goods to the trade, Peter Dobbs Design and Print Services also brings clothing – including Spiro – to retailers. From base layers and shorts to tops and jackets, the range of garments are to be supplied both as plain items and as printed or embroidered items with your company, organisation, event, shop, team or club logo and details on. The majority of Spiro’s garments –
windproof. Handily, it self-packable in a back zip pocket with a belt, making it easy to transport when not in use.
www.spiroactivewear.com
shorts, tops and jackets – are decorated with reflective piping and logos to the front and reverse of each item. See Peter Dobbs’ advert in the marketplace for more details or contact the firm via
peter.dobbsdesignandprint @
hotmail.co.uk or call 01482 224007
Zyro
ALTURA’S AW13 line hits in September and taps into the road cycle boom with product aimed at sportive and club road riders, like the Vapour Jacket. It offers full waterproof protection in a 2.5 layer full stretch fabric with impressive breathability. The Best-selling Night Vision Waterproof Jacket gets a subtle but significant addition of the new I-Lume LED, without any price increase. Attached to the jacket with a patented grommet, the I-Lume is bright, lightweight and easy to use. The lightweight Pocket Rocket Jacket has been updated with a new slimmer panel design, additional reflective trim and rear stow pocket, which the jacket easily packs in to when not in use. A direct women’s equivalent is also available (Flite Jacket) in reaction to the brands growth in the women’s market.
and lightness and – due to its rubber clad sole – decent grip on all types of surface. SRP is £109.95. 01752 843 882
For the dedicated Mountain biker the
new Attack 360 Jacket and legwear range have also been well received by the trade. It has a removable hood; pit vents, critical stretch panels and integrated storm cuffs all put together through a durable and fully waterproof construction. 01845 521700
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