Engineered with a fleece-backed Protegge membrane for cozy-warmth and extra protection from inclement conditions, the Capo Pursuit Thermal Jacket keeps you dry and pleasantly warm in cool, damp conditions. Its Thermo Roubaix fabric traps air with its hollow-core microfibers for maximum heat retention. The full-length zipper helps to ventilate your core on long uphill slogs and high-cadence training rides. Its zippered Napoleon pocket conveniently holds items within easy access, while three rear pockets effortlessly hold your energy gels and extra layers.

Stay cool and comfortable during your fast group rides and competitive endeavors with this race-inspired Men’s Super Corsa Limited Edition Jersey from Capo. It’s slim-cut promises improved aerodynamics over baggier club fits and trims any unnecessary material so it stays lightweight. Capo crafts this jersey from Super Leggero microfiber which is a stretchy smooth face fabric that wicks perspiration, dries quickly, and breathes easily so you don’t overheat. Strategically placed Eyelet Mesh microfiber insert panels provide additional ventilation during tempo efforts under the summer sun. A full-length YKK zipper with locking pull lets you control the amount of venting on warm days. At the rear, three back pockets hold energy gels, tubes, and your phone while the reflective tabs that flank the pockets increase your visibility to motorists in low-light and the Capo waist elastic gripper hem ensures the jersey stays in place over the course of the ride.

The Race of the Falling Leaves heralds the end of the top-level European cycling season. Given that it takes place in the volatile Mediterranean fall, Il Lombardia sees a variety of conditions every year, with the last three editions of the race featuring rain to one extent or another. Capo’s Lombardia DWR Jersey therefore serves two purposes: to honor the tradition of rainy days at Lake Como while simultaneously protecting you from that very element. The jersey combines two fabrics, Element-4 Membrane and Thermo Roubaix DWR for a performance on par with any of the other anti-weather super jerseys we’ve had the pleasure of wearing. The Element-4 Membrane is your classic elemental shield, keeping wind and water at bay while still breathing to prevent the accumulation of moisture and water vapor against your skin. The Thermo Roubaix with DWR treatment also offers resistance to the elements, but, more importantly, introduces a layer of hollow-core fabric between you and the cold. The hollow-core yarn works like Merino wool, trapping tiny pockets of air to create an insulating layer well beyond what the fabric’s extremely low loft would suggest. The Lombardia’s fit also speaks to its racing namesake. It’s a race-cut jersey, made in Italy, and designed along the lines of the super kits that have been showing up in the pro peloton over the past several years. Its lines certainly aren’t reminiscent of the tent-shaped rain jackets of yore, and you won’t suffer from the pregnant hippo look that has defined inclement weather kit for so long. The sleeves follow the general trend in this type of jersey. They’re long enough to hit just above the elbows, offering an ideal amount of coverage without warmers or ensuring that there are no gaps between warmers and jersey. The collar is exaggerated to offer more cover to an area that is often neglected. The rear hem is not just exaggerated; it’s extended to an almost comical length. You won’t be laughing when you’ve got the only…