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If you live in a warmer part of the world, winter doesn’t mean layers upon layers of clothing. This polyester, full-zip jersey is lightweight and has sun protection up to 50 SPF. At 42 percent off, it’s a great addition to your wardrobe whether you can wear it now or come spring.

Protect your eyes—especially when it’s snowy, as the glare off drifts can be powerful—and choose from fun colors with the Sutro. Oakley’s Prizm tech is some of the best we’ve tried when it comes to blocking out certain colors and cutting down on that glare.

Lightweight, breathable, and with a classic lacing system, this shoe is a great gift for a beginner cyclist, or someone who appreciates the more retro things in life.

Not only do we dig the muted colors of this helmet, but we like its safe, aerodynamic, and breezy design. 

Stay warm and dry this winter with this three-layer softshell. It protects against wind and light rain, and has reflective accents to help keep you seen and safe. 

Wind can be brutal on rides, and though this new edition of the Perfetto loses the Windstopper tech from the previous generation, it gains Gore’s Infinium. The fabric is impressively windproof, insulated, and (best of all) still breathable, so you can stay warm without stewing in your own sweat.

Whether you’re just getting into the Tri game or are looking for a new time trial bike, you can save $1,000 on this aero Cervélo.

Stay warm this winter—that includes your legs. These polyester-Lycra tights are great for the chilly weather and wick moisture well. They can even double for running or hiking if you skip the chamois. 

These fleece-lined men’s bibs will keep you warm on the coldest of rides. They feature a thermal band at the waist to allow for breathability, and the straps keep it from slipping down when you’re hunched over the bar.