Riding through winter isn’t easy. The cold wind bites, the rain doesn’t let up and before you know it, you’re questioning why you even left the house. But here’s the truth—winter cycling doesn’t have to feel like punishment. With the right gear, it can actually be enjoyable. https://www.spatzwear.com/collections/spatzwear-jerseys-shorts-and-gilets
Why Spatz Jerseys Are Setting the Trend in Winter Cycling Gear
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Why Spatz Jerseys Are Setting the Trend in Winter
Cycling Gear
Riding through winter isn’t easy. The cold wind bites, the
rain doesn’t let up and before you know it, you’re
questioning why you even left the house. But here’s the
truth—winter cycling doesn’t have to feel like punishment.
With the right gear, it can actually be enjoyable. That’s
where Spatz Jerseys come in. They’ve been designed by
cyclists, for cyclists, to solve the exact problems we all face
on the road.
HEATR2: The Winter Cycling Jersey That Does It
All
If there’s one jersey that’s been turning heads, it’s the HEATR2 long sleeve jersey.
Updated for 2025/26, this one is built to handle almost anything the weather
throws at you. It’s available in black, khaki and now a stunning deep navy blue.
What makes it special? For starters, it’s got a
brand-new mesh cargo pocket along with the
usual rear pockets. That means more storage
for snacks, tools, or whatever else you need
mid-ride. The fabric is stretchy, aero and hugs
your body just right—tight enough to perform,
but still comfortable once you’re moving.
On top of that, wind-stopping panels keep your chest and shoulders
protected, while the jersey’s texture traps warmth and moves sweat away.
Pair it with one of Spatz’s base layers and you’ve got yourself a setup that
works in almost every season.
And the reflective detailing on the pockets? That’s a little safety bonus for
those dark winter commutes. It’s the kind of jersey that makes you wonder
how you ever rode without it.
Shiftr3: Seamless, Sleek,
and Seriously Smart
Next up is the Shiftr3 short sleeve jersey. At
first glance, you might think a short sleeve
isn’t made for winter, but hear me out. With
the right base layer, this jersey becomes a
versatile option you can wear across seasons.
The real star here is its seamless design. No
annoying stitches rubbing against your skin.
Just a smooth, second-skin fit that feels great
even on long rides. And then there’s the
pocket system—three standard rear pockets
plus one big, translucent mesh cargo pocket.
It’s like having a backpack built into your
jersey, but without the bulk.
It’s also designed with clever weaves in the fabric that help regulate
temperature and wick moisture. Add in a sleek fit, silicone grippers and
sleeves that sit comfortably at your elbow and you’ve got a jersey that’s
as good-looking as it is practical.
BASEZ EXTREME: The
Unsung Hero of Winter
Of course, no winter cycling jersey is complete
without a solid base layer. That’s where the
BASEZ EXTREME comes in. Think of it as your
secret weapon against freezing mornings.
It’s warm, lightweight and dries super quickly.
A special polypropylene yarn traps heat, while
a wind-stopper panel across the chest blocks
icy air. The fit is snug and ergonomic—long
arms, dropped back and high neck—all
designed for comfort on the bike.
Tested in the Alps, the Pyrenees and countless
wet UK winters, the BASEZ EXTREME proves
itself ride after ride. Combine it with the
HEATR2 and you’re pretty much unstoppable.
Why Spatz Jerseys Are Ahead of the
Pack
What sets Spatz apart is simple: they solve real problems. Every detail
has a purpose—whether it’s the HEATR2’s storage solutions, the Shiftr3’s
seamless comfort, or the BASEZ EXTREME’s unmatched warmth. These
aren’t just jerseys; they’re part of a system designed to make winter
riding easier, faster and way more enjoyable.
Cyclists have been asking for jerseys that are warm without being bulky,
aero without being restrictive and stylish without being flashy.
Spatzwear has delivered all of that in one package. That’s why
Spatz Jerseys aren’t just popular—they’re setting the trend in winter
cycling gear.
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