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SECTOR GUIDE WINTER AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING


1 Super Jacket Brand: Sportful


Distributor: Saddleback


The Super Jacket from Sportful is designed to provide the maximum comfort in the depths of winter. The Super Jacket uses Gore-Tex Infinium fabric. The fabric uses a membrane to be totally windproof, water-resistant and thermal, while offering maximum breathability. In the Super Jacket riders are protected from wind chill and any unexpected changes in the weather but will remain dry when the efforts intensify. Double layer fabric on the wrist provides greater protection and a snug fit. A full-length YKK Vislon zip on the front of the jacket makes for easy opening and closing while on the move and even with thick winter gloves on. Three rear pockets keep essentials and supplies close to hand. RRP: £210


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4 Insulation Jacket Brand: TSG


Distributor: Ison Distribution


2 HGC Loft Weatherproof Jacket


Brand: Dainese Distributor: Windwave


The Dainese HGC line has been developed for MTB riding and tackling trails in the toughest and most hostile weather conditions, all year round. The outer layer offers great protection from moisture and wind through the 2L layer construction. A thin 40g padding ensures the body is thermally insulated but doesn’t provoke excessive sweating. Two extractors on the sides can be opened for optimal heat exchange and to let excess moisture out, without letting cold air in. The shorter cut at the front allows for the utmost freedom when riding, while the longer rear structure ensures maximum coverage even with an aggressive riding position. RRP: £184.95


3 Mistral Jacket Brand: Mavic


Distributor: Direct to retailer


Two products in one: the wind protection of a jacket combined with the comfort of a jersey. Perfect for variable fall and spring conditions. When summer turns to autumn, cyclists still have a few months of amazing riding, but when they have to start dressing warmer they miss the freedom of wearing just a jersey. Mavic made the Mistral jacket for them,


providing the wind protection of a jacket combined with the comfort of a jersey to maximise performance and comfort on fast autumn and spring rides. This jacket shields riders from the elements, providing a lightweight, close-fitting top that keeps them comfortable so they can perform at their best. RRP: £170


The Insulation Jacket is a windproof and breathable fleece second layer that takes the bite off chilly rides. It sports a full-length front zip, making it easy to peel off and stash, and a shaped, removable and adjustable hood for added style and warmth. There are also zipped front pockets so personal effects don’t end strewn across streets and trail. Add to this snug cuffs and waist, and you have the perfect thermal layer for cold days on the bike. RRP: £79.99


5 Nereto-M Brand: Kilpi


Distributor: Ultra Sport Europe


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The Kilpi Nereto-M is a men’s softshell jacket for cyclists that is suitable for cooler sub-zero temperatures thanks to its warm softshell material. In addition, an internal sewn vest made of structured fleece provides an additional insulating layer and helps to draw moisture from the body. Invisible ventilation


zippers on the front improve breathability at high physical


performance. RRP: £139.99


64 | August 2022


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