10 Great Deals on Winter Cycling Gear

A good pair of cycling tights is great, but being able to make all of your summer gear cold-weather-ready? That’s just fiscally responsible. This version of leg warmers from Castelli features a water-resistant finish to help keep you dry from road spray and drizzle. 

Original Price: $69.96
Buy it Now: $35.00 at Competitive Cyclist

Keep fingers cozy (and high-vis) in these gloves for moderate winter rides. The fingers work on touch screens, too, so you can still snap mid-ride Instagram photos with ease, and the mitten pull-over is made with a windproof material to keep the chill out.
 

Original Price: $35
Buy it Now: $16.96 at Amazon

This reversible bomber-style jacket might not look cycling-specific, but its moisture-wicking materials, reflective accents, and bike-friendly fit will make you think otherwise. Internal pockets keep your gear warm, and the orange reverse side provides even more reflective details for a safer commute.

Original Price: $129.99
Buy it Now: $79.99 at Competitive Cyclist

For snowy riding fun, consider the SE F@R 26 fat bike. This model has a 6061 aluminum alloy frame, an over-sized seat tube, and a respectable parts package: Shimano hydraulic discs with 160mm rotors; Deore 10-speed shifters; Deore front and rear derailleurs; Weimann rims; and Vee Bulldozer 26 X 4.7” tires.

Original Price: $1,269
Buy it Now: $949 at Performance Bike

The Performance Women's Boundary II Chamois Tights were updated this year, with a new chamois design and super-cozy fabric. The wide yoga-style waistband avoids a muffin-top feel, and ankle zippers make them easy-on, easy-off.

Original Price: $79.99
Buy it Now: $59.99 at Performance Bike

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If you live where winter days are more breezy than freezing, stay warm with this wind-blocking jacket from Capo. It's super-packable, so you can tuck it in a jersey pocket without a problem to store in case the weather turns. 

Original Price: $99.99
 Buy it Now: $69.99 at R&A Cycles

Made with proprietary three-layer construction bonding its three layers together (which includes a protective shell, a wind-blocking membrane, and an insulating layer), De Marchi's Vigorelli jacket is designed to keep you cozy even in frozen conditions. It’s a snug fit, so you’ll be rocking just a baselayer underneath, but until temps hit low-20s, it’s all you’ll need.

Original Price: $348.95
Buy it Now: $104.68- $139.58 at Competitive Cyclist
 

This warm and snuggly jersey is ultra-stretchy, so a thicker baselayer fits comfortably underneath, while a sweat-proof pocket keeps your iPhone dry. Despite the low price tag, the quality is high—one of our testers reports that it looks as good a year later as it did the day she started wearing it. 

Original Price: $79.99
Buy it Now: $49.99 at Performance Bike
 

Keep your trainer ride comfortable with chamois cream. We like Chamois Butt’r Her’ for its lavender oil and pH-balancing properties. 

Original Price: $18
Buy it Now: $15 at Amazon
 

The humble baselayer doesn't get enough credit: For winter, it's arguably one of the most important garments you'll wear. This version from Craft is designed for high-intensity riding in cool weather: It combines two fabrics for optimal moisture wicking, and an antimicrobial treatment helps prevent funk. 

Original Price: $74.95
Buy it Now: $59.99 at Competitive Cyclist