MAAP designed and engineered the PRO Aero Jersey around three core principles: (1) uncompromised speed, (2) thermoregulation, and (3) comfort. Using innovative fabric technologies, feedback from pro riders at the highest level, and MAAP's design expertise, the brand released its highest-performing jersey yet. Now, MAAP has taken the same jersey the pros wear and made it available to all. MAAP's AARTERO Flyte Fabric MAAP believes that at the heart of their new PRO Aero Jersey is its new proprietary AARTERO Flyte fabric.
If you follow World Cup Downhill racing, then Jackson Goldstone needs no introduction. Just last weekend, the 21-year-old Canadian capped off his season with a victory on home soil at the final race of the season in Mont. St. Anne, Quebec, Canada. In the process, he also secured the 2025 Elite World Cup DH Overall title, becoming just the second Canadian rider to ever do so.
Rapha has an all-new stretchy Pro Team Shadow membrane fabric that promises enhanced foul-weather protection "without compromising on comfort". It's the latest shift away from "magic" entirely waterproof materials that turned out to be quite harmful to the environment. And it sounds like a further shift towards prioritizing breathability to keep riders dry and comfortable from the inside during high-intensity efforts.
Initially, Santini was making general wool garments. However, because of his passion for cycling, he began to focus more on sport-specific clothing, including, of course, cycling apparel. And Santini would make his mark on the cycling world. He was the first to introduce Lycra into the sport in the 1970s. Throughout the 70s and 80s, Santini Cycling continued to innovate, trying new fabrics that would decrease wind resistance and improve aerodynamics.
The Castelli Entrata 2 shorts offer budget-conscious cyclists comfort and functionality, competing effectively under the £100 price point while retaining quality design elements.