Apparel & Accessories

The Assos bibs are a reliable choice for racing or fast riding, due to the tailored fit intended for an aggressive position.

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Sportful's bibs offer very comfortable shoulder straps, durable construction, and effective ventilation.

Velocio's ES jersey strikes the right balance between comfort and snug fit, plus it's plenty cool on for hot days in the saddle.

Rapha's Brevet Lightweight jersey offers a loose fit and reflective elements for riders who want a casual look for the long haul.

Primal's Hyperion jersey still showcases a wild but wearable look in a comfortable and race-ready jersey.

The Rudy Project Tralyx sunglasses offer a unique look with optics and construction that match some of the best competitors.

With striking Merino wool and carbon construction, Ashmei's KOM Jersey is sure to be a hit with the skin, but does our Dan Cavallari agree?

With a high-end price tag, does the 7Mesh Highline Ultralight Jersey deliver where it counts most — comfort and performance?

Mavic's new $1,000 Comete Ultimate shoe features a removable liner, like a ski boot, which may offer a better fit and improved efficiency.

We've worn Velocio's ES jacket more than any piece of apparel so far this year, and until the temperatures heat up, it will stay in heavy rotation.

If you get the Zero HL, be forewarned: Cold weather will no longer be a legit excuse for skipping those winter base miles.

We love the Sherpa 2.0 for its clean looks, secure lock and simple, reliable functionality. It's also low-profile for smaller vehicles.

Febreze’s in-wash odor eliminator targets tough smells to keep your kit fresh and odor-free every time you suit up for another trainer ride.

Muc-Off offers an assortment of brushes, cleaning tools, degreasers, and lubes to make washing and maintaining your bike easier.

Bontrager’s Meraj softshell gloves are toasty warm for cold weather riding, but they don’t feel bulky and cumbersome.

Roll’s R8 roller is an easy way to stay on top of recovery and massage this winter and any time of the year.

Sportique has a number of balms and creams that help you fend off cold winter conditions and repair damaged skin.

If you need a little extra training motivation this winter, look no further than the Sufferfest’s high-intensity training videos.

The sleek and stylish Perfetto jersey is a deceptively warm and versatile top that will get you through the deep freeze this winter.

Bontrager’s Beanie might look plain and unassuming, but there’s a ton of warmth and protection tucked away in this tiny package.

Sportful’s Fiandre NoRain Bibtights are some of the warmest, most weatherproof tights we’ve tested.

Oakley's Radar Pace are the first smart sunglasses we've been consistently excited to wear, offering audible feedback as you ride.

This is a great mid-layer for shoulder season rides, and Pearl Izumi has hit the mark on aesthetics as well.

These photochromic lenses adjust to light conditions so quickly that the change seems natural.

Material, construction, and fit are excellent, and having three different chamois options makes this an appealing choice.

Fizik's first entry into the apparel market is impressive. The Link R1 offers beautiful finish, comfort, and three different fit choices.

These lightweight and easily packable gloves kept our tester's hands warm during cool, autumn rides.

These small lights pack enough lumens for you to stand out a bit more on the road during daytime hours.

If you’re looking for one kit to get you through the entire 'cross season, Velocio's ES skinsuit may be it

They aren't cheap, but Endura's MT500 II Trousers are hard to beat during muddy warm-up laps.

Castelli's Omloop bibs earn high marks for providing plenty of cold-weather insulation without feeling restrictive

Bontrager's Race Windshell gets the job done on cool days, but the fit is a bit less race-oriented than we'd like

Sportful’s 2nd Skin neck warmer is a versatile and effective piece of cool-weather gear.

The 7Mesh Resistance vest isn't quite like most vests. It is packable, lightweight, but when a ride turns rainy, it has a bit of extra protection.

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The Syncline jacket, made by Showers Pass, if a fine option for fall's wet weather with a relaxed fit and cycling-specific features.

Donkey Label's base layer is trim-fitting, colorful, and comfortable, making it an ideal clothing item for nearly all conditions.

Rapha's Core bib shorts are supremely comfortable and reasonably priced.

Rapha's entry-level Core jersey doesn't exactly hit an entry-level price, but performance and value are both top-notch.

Fabric’s lightweight, cageless water bottle system offers a new way to keep your bike looking clean and clutter-free while also dropping a few grams.

This kit is far more than just a fashion statement. Velocio strikes gold with a tailored cut and Italian-made fabrics.

Shimano announces two new top-of-the line shoes for road and mountain with improved fit and special integrated socks.

The Zephyr may not be the lightest helmet, but for an all-day ride, especially in hot weather, it is a great, well-ventilated choice.

Giro's Cinder is a good helmet at a good price. It looks good and fits great, but riders who live in consistently hot climates might want a more airy option.

Despite the high price, the racy fit, stretchy material, and all-around finish of Rapha's Long Sleeve Pro Team jersey makes it great for fast-paced rides in cool weather.

We like Ornot's understated graphics and snug fit, but certain design elements like poorly placed seams can cause discomfort.

Ornot has struck a balance between understated and colorful with its Blue jersey.

Launched at Tour of California, Giro Sport Design has a new take on aero helmet shaping that it says is the fastest it has ever tested.

The Louis Garneau Course Superleggera cycling bib is a lightweight short for summer use.

Assos has streamlined everything about its T.Equipe shorts.

Castelli Mondiale bib shorts provide excellent support and comfort with only two seams.

We like Pactimo's Summit Raptors because they have a lighter, more race-oriented feel.

So lightweight you can almost see through it, Velocio’s Origami jersey is ideal for the hottest of rides.

Garneau’s super lightweight jersey is serious about fit, tight without feeling restrictive and with longer, laser-finished sleeves.

The super-breathable Ascent Air 2.0 has a slim fit that forms nicely around the body without feeling restrictive.

Yep, it’s tight, and it hugs the body with a near-elastic fit, but this Assos jersey (we’re not typing that name twice) is shockingly comfortable.

The Edge embraces a racer cut but combines it with looser shoulder panels for improved freedom of movement.

The P.R.O. Pursuit jersey is all about the technical materials from the dimpled aero fabric to the laser-cut ventilation panels.

Garneau's bibs offer a medium-thickness, women’s specific chamois that is extremely comfortable without feeling bulky.

These new women’s bibs are the best we’ve seen from Pactimo with plush Italian-manufactured materials and Coldblack technology.

Panache uses a shorter inseam on its women’s bibs for a distinctly feminine look and feel.

Rapha’s Souplesse bibs are our go-to choice for long days in the saddle on the bumpy dirt roads outside of town.

Assos’s women’s bibs are packed with plush details and perfectly placed leg hems that create the cleanest looking bibs that we’ve seen.

These are hands-down our favorite bibs for everyday riding, racing, coffee rides, and everything in-between.

This jersey is a new favorite of everyone at VeloNews who’s had the chance to test it.

This Assos jersey’s integrated mesh liner eliminates the need for a separate base layer.

Incredibly forgiving four-way stretch fabric lets this racer-cut jersey stay aero without limiting mobility.

POC’s new Fondo line is built around looser fits and lower prices than the company’s more race-oriented apparel.

Rapha's Superlight jersey is not the tightest cut around, but the airy fit seems to help with cooling and drying.

This jersey is clearly made for people who ride a lot — especially those who ride so much they have Chris Froome-like arms.

Castelli's Perfetto Light jersey may be the single best piece of springtime cycling apparel we've tested.

If you're looking for a way to store a lot of gear or apparel without a big backpack, this custom frame bag is a great option.

Let’s dispense with the “is it worth it?” questions. The question you need to ask yourself about any high-end product is, “Do I need it?”

We tested three pairs of winter cycling boots in some of the gnarliest cold weather conditions Colorado could throw at us. Here's what we found out.

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The Gore One line packs all the benefits of the company's 3-layer laminate system into one compact, breathable layer, minus the DWR coating.