Cycling clothing

Cycling jerseys

- Fox is launching the revamped, race-oriented Flexair collection for trail and race riders, developed in collaboration with Jackson Goldstone.  
- Power Dry fabric in jerseys and ripstop material in trousers and shorts are designed to reduce weight and improve freedom of movement and ventilation.  
- A slim, close-fitting cut with a bonded waistband, body mapping and limited-edition team designs; available worldwide via Fox and retailers.

New trail kit from Fox: the Flexair collection – snug and fast

- Camo fashion has changed from an adventure symbol to ambivalent clothing since real wars began to affect Europe again.  
- Camouflage patterns remain permitted, but change their symbolism when war no longer seems far away and real soldiers are deployed.  
- Flecktarn was developed from 1935 by SS professor Johann Georg Otto Schick and still characterises military camouflage patterns worldwide today.

Troy Lee gear: War on the trail?

- Numerous bike parts and clothing in white or "Cloud Dancer" will be presented, from helmets and shoes to trousers and jerseys.  
- Several products focus on sustainability and material innovations, such as undyed recycled fabrics, PFAS-free coatings and Vibram soles.  
- The functional focus is on protection, ergonomics, ventilation and grip, including MIPS systems, removable chin bars, special soles and Insidegrip.

All in white: 16 awesome pieces in Cloud Dancer - the colour of the year

- Rapha revises the 2026 Brevet collection as a modular system for ultra-long distances and multi-day rides with jersey, bib shorts and waistcoat.  
- Cargo Bib Shorts III and Brevet Jerseys feature seamless endurance seat padding, elasticated bib straps, a five-pocket system and four cargo pockets for plenty of storage space.  
- Reflective, lightweight stripes, breathable materials, packable 10-litre rucksack and practical tests at TCR and world record attempts emphasise comfort and efficiency.

Rapha Brevet collection: lots of pockets and visibility

- City Pack 22 is an affordable, lightweight 22-litre commuter backpack with excellent handling and a practical knapsack design.  
- Water-repellent material protects the contents well from the rain, but zips allow some moisture through in heavy rain.  
- Weaknesses: simple laptop compartment, moderate carrying comfort without chest/stomach strap, lack of reflectors; overall test score: 3.0.

Commuter backpack test: Stylish & practical: Tatonka City Park 22

- Leatt equips the Nukeproof Axess Racing Team 2026 in the UCI Downhill World Cup with a new gravity collection.  
- The collection combines 1980s rave elements such as day-glo colours, baggy cuts and smiley motifs with functional cycling clothing.  
- The designs are orientated towards underground culture and are a conscious rejection of established racing conventions.

Cycling back to the 80s: Leatt NAR brings 80s rave culture to downhill racing

- Deuter Amager 25+5 impresses with a very good carrying system, weather protection and an overall score of 2.0 in the BIKE test.  
- Measured volume is around 20 litres instead of the stated 25+5; high price of 200 euros leads to criticism.  
- Few external compartments, lack of bottle pockets and limited storage space for equipment are criticised, safety only rated 4.5.

Commuter backpack test: Expensive but test winner: Deuter Amager 25+5

- Corretto collection: ultra-lightweight short and long-sleeved jerseys for men and women, inspired by the Venetian Caffè Corretto.
- Short-sleeved jersey: different fabric zones for breathability and aerodynamics, four pockets, full-length zip, 18-35 °C temperature range.
- Long-sleeved jersey: same cut and features, longer sleeves for cooler days, three plus zip pocket, 15-30 °C operating range.

Castelli Corretto collection: Espresso with grappa - in a new design

- Vaude Proof 22: waterproof roll-top rucksack, real volume approx. 20 litres, made in Germany, around 180 euros, environmentally friendly production.
- Interior with padded 13.3" laptop compartment and a few additional compartments; hardly any pockets on the outside, but straps/eyelets for additional luggage.
- Comfortable carrying system without hip fins, few reflectors; BIKE overall rating 2.2 with very good weather protection, safety only satisfactory.

Commuter backpack: On the road with the Vaude Proof 22 commuter backpack

- Leatt ThermaFlow 5.0: lightweight, stretchy MTB waistcoat with graphene waffle fleece, high collar, ventilation bar and three zip pockets.  
- Strengths: good temperature regulation in the transitional period, bluesign® materials, PFAS-free impregnation, plastic-free packaging.  
- Weaknesses: only wind-repellent, low moisture protection, flappy cut, taped seams coming loose; less suitable for wet conditions and long descents.

Warmth without heatstroke: the Leatt ThermaFlow 5.0 waistcoat in the test

- The test winner is the Deuter Amager 25+5 (overall grade 2.0); very good carrying system, waterproof, but expensive and with less usable volume.  
- The price-performance tip is the Btwin Speed 900 (grade 2.1); waterproof, good bag management, comfortable with a medium load, around 80 euros.  
- All models were tested for at least 60 km; often less volume than stated, mostly waterproof, but deficits in back ventilation and reflectors.

Bike backpacks for commuters: 7 commuter backpacks in a practical test

- Evoc Urban Pack 25 offers approx. 22 litres of volume, low weight, waterproof material and very good bag management.  
- Carrying comfort is solid, but rated average; lack of hip fin/stomach strap and little ventilation with a heavy load.  
- Safety aspect weak: no recognisable reflectors, overall score of 2.7 in the middle of the test field.

Commuter backpack in the test: Square, practical and good? The Evoc Urban Pack 25

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Cycling jerseys

New trail kit from Fox
The Flexair collection – snug and fast

Troy Lee gear
War on the trail?

All in white
16 awesome pieces in Cloud Dancer - the colour of the year

Rapha Brevet collection
Lots of pockets and visibility

Commuter backpack test
Stylish & practical: Tatonka City Park 22

Cycling back to the 80s
Leatt NAR brings 80s rave culture to downhill racing

Commuter backpack test
Expensive but test winner: Deuter Amager 25+5

Castelli Corretto collection
Espresso with grappa - in a new design

Commuter backpack
On the road with the Vaude Proof 22 commuter backpack

Warmth without heatstroke
The Leatt ThermaFlow 5.0 waistcoat in the test

Bike backpacks for commuters
7 commuter backpacks in a practical test

Commuter backpack in the test
Square, practical and good? The Evoc Urban Pack 25

Cycling jerseys

New trail kit from FoxThe Flexair collection – snug and fast

Troy Lee gearWar on the trail?

All in white16 awesome pieces in Cloud Dancer - the colour of the year

Rapha Brevet collectionLots of pockets and visibility

Commuter backpack testStylish & practical: Tatonka City Park 22

Cycling back to the 80sLeatt NAR brings 80s rave culture to downhill racing

Commuter backpack testExpensive but test winner: Deuter Amager 25+5

Castelli Corretto collectionEspresso with grappa - in a new design

Commuter backpackOn the road with the Vaude Proof 22 commuter backpack

Warmth without heatstrokeThe Leatt ThermaFlow 5.0 waistcoat in the test

Bike backpacks for commuters7 commuter backpacks in a practical test

Commuter backpack in the testSquare, practical and good? The Evoc Urban Pack 25

New trail kit from Fox
The Flexair collection – snug and fast

Troy Lee gear
War on the trail?

All in white
16 awesome pieces in Cloud Dancer - the colour of the year

Rapha Brevet collection
Lots of pockets and visibility

Commuter backpack test
Stylish & practical: Tatonka City Park 22

Cycling back to the 80s
Leatt NAR brings 80s rave culture to downhill racing

Commuter backpack test
Expensive but test winner: Deuter Amager 25+5

Castelli Corretto collection
Espresso with grappa - in a new design

Commuter backpack
On the road with the Vaude Proof 22 commuter backpack

Warmth without heatstroke
The Leatt ThermaFlow 5.0 waistcoat in the test

Bike backpacks for commuters
7 commuter backpacks in a practical test

Commuter backpack in the test
Square, practical and good? The Evoc Urban Pack 25