The Art of Not Freezing

Base

Base layers wick sweat, help regulate temperature, and boost performance.

Weather and effort dictate the right choice: go sleeveless for intense rides or milder temps, switch to the Long Sleeve Merino Mesh as it cools down, and use the Deep Winter Base Layer for the harshest cold.

Second Layer

The mid layer is your main insulation—trapping heat and boosting your base layer’s wicking power.

Pick your mid layer based on temperature, ride intensity, and whether you’ll add an outer shell. Choose the LUXE Merino Long Sleeve or ONE Long Sleeve for mild conditions, and the LUXE Thermal Long Sleeve or Alpha Long Sleeve as winter sets in. The boxier cut Trail Merino Long Sleeve and Air Pullover handle MTB rides.

Third Layer

The outer shell is your first line of defense against rain, wind, and road spray. It’s the most technical layer, balancing breathability and moisture wicking while blocking the elements.

Choose based on conditions and insulation needs: LUXE Ultralight for mild weather, LUXE Air for cool, dry, and windy rides without the threat of precipitation; ONE or Alpha Zero for wet and weathery rides.

Complete Any Kit

From chilly shoulder-season mornings to deep-winter rides, bib tights are the final layer that will keep you riding. Match the right tight to the system you built above: for the coldest days, ZERO is the go-to. LUXE and LUXE Thermal cover cool to cold temps, and for mid-distance versatility, the ONE Bib Tight is all you need.