Women's | Outerwear | Primal Europe

On days when there's a chill in the air, you may be tempted to skip your bike ride. After all, teeth chattering and shivering is no fun for anyone. But there is another option so you don't have to let the cold weather force you to stay huddled up indoors for months on end. Instead, you can keep active throughout the year and fight the freeze with a warm womens cycling jacket and other cold-weather cycling apparel.

Bundle Up with Womens Bike Jackets

Since Primal is based in the Rocky Mountains, we know a thing or two about harsh weather conditions. We've taken our knowledge and created a womens winter cycling jacket that has passed the test to withstand the toughest weather. Neither wind nor rain is any match for these womens bike jackets. The thermal fabric will keep you warm in temperatures as low as 20 degrees. How cool, or should we say warm, is that?

Get Cozy with a Women's Cycling Vest

Some days are hot and some days are cold but it's the in-between days that can make dressing comfortably for a bike ride difficult. Perhaps a women's cycling vest is the answer to those not-quite-warm, not-quite-cool days. The vest, which is water and wind resistant, also has rear cargo pockets to store extra layers in case the temperature drops. Or you can cool off by unzipping the two-way zipper if the day suddenly warms up. Isn't it great to have options?

Keep Your Legs Warm with Thermal Bottoms

When the temperature dips, most people grab a jacket to stay warm. We don't want your legs to feel left out or exposed to the chill though. We've created thermal tights and knickers to pair with your womens cycling jacket to create a well-rounded winter outfit. The stretchy fabric ensures that you'll be able to easily move while your legs stay warm and cozy.

Stay warm with a womens cycling jacket, vest or bottoms during the cold weather season to keep active. If you’re looking for cozy cycling socks or arm warmers, we have these too! Before you know it, it'll be spring again and you'll be shedding your winter layers.