What to wear on the bicycle

Wearing “weather appropriate” cycling gear is an absolute game changer for overall health and happiness on a bicycle

Jaimee Erickson
Redfrog Stories

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Favorite products for all weather

HOT AF (75+ degrees Fahrenheit)

*For the rides that involve quite a bit of sweat and sun exposure… sunscreen is always a good idea. Favorite brand = Sun Bum

Product shopping links:

Lightweight Cycling Cap, Summerweight Sleeves, Ultralight Link Jersey, Racerback, Fly Bib Short, Classic Bib Short, Ultra Light Socks, Souplesse Socks Short

MONEY SPOT (50–75 degrees Fahrenheit)

Live it up. This temp range is where it’s at.

Product shopping links:

Wind Vest, Merino Arm Warmers, Merino Helmet Hair Headband, Base Layer, Element Jersey, Merino Long Sleeve, ES Jersey, ¾ Tights, Half Knicker

COLD AF (30–50 degrees Fahrenheit)

Choose life. Make sure you have your layering system down before rolling out. *Hand warmers and a spare wind breaker are always a good idea.

Product shopping links:

Neck Gaiter, Brevet Reflective Gloves, Long Sleeve (Claudette), Souplesse Training Jacket, ES Jacket, Zero Fly Bib Tight, Core Winter Tights, Merino High Sock, Windtex Stealth Over Boots

One more thing…

Chamois cream — for every riding occasion. Always and forever.

And please note

These are all premium brands (with a premium price point). If you would like to save a bit and test out a few different brands at a lower price point, I highly recommend shopping at Sports Basement or your local bike shop.

Also, I am the founder and creator of Redfrog Athletics, so although I do believe in all of the Merino products, I am a bit biased.

Your favorite products

Please tell us about your favorite cycling gear (or make suggestions on layering / temperature control) in the comments. All feedback is very welcome!

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Cyclist, yogi, runner, outdoor adventurer, ocean lover, Redfrog Athletics Founder