Long rides test everything your body, your mindset, and your gear. When you’re spending hours on the bike, the small things matter. A chamois that shifts. A jersey that traps sweat. A seam that rubs. You notice it all.
Sustainability adds another layer. Can you ride far and still ride responsibly? Yes. But only if the gear does its job.
What Long Rides Demand from Your Gear
Endurance rides expose weak spots. Good gear supports you, not distracts you. Here’s what you actually need:
1. Comfort That Lasts
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A high-quality chamois that stays in place
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Bibs that compress but don’t restrict
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Flat seams to prevent pressure and friction
On a 5-hour ride, comfort is performance. Our endurance bib shorts are built with recycled materials and shaped for real-world motion.
2. Breathable Layers
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Moisture-wicking jerseys like our connection bubble sleeve jersey
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Lightweight vests that cut wind without overheating
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Mesh panels in key areas
Long rides mean body temp shifts. Our recycled polyester cycling jerseys are designed to dry fast and regulate heat—no cling, no cold chill on the descent.
3. Durability You Don’t Have to Think About
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Fabrics that don’t sag or wear out
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Construction that survives repeated use and washes
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Responsibly sourced materials that perform over time
We believe sustainable cycling clothing should last. Our gear is designed for repeat rides, not single-season hype.
Why Sustainability Still Counts at the 100km Mark
Some riders think sustainability and impact is just a bonus. We see it differently. When you ride far, you’re already making a commitment. Why not make it count?
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We use recycled fabrics as well as upcycled fabrics, fewer resources, and responsible production
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We avoid overproduction and cater to the season
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We repair, not replace, whenever possible, we have our crash replacement program to make sure your always in kit.
Sustainability isn’t a feature. It’s a design principle and part of our purpose.
What Riders Say
“I wore the bibs for a 150km gravel ride in 30 degrees. Zero discomfort, and they’re still my go-to a year later.”
—Klara, Girona
Final Checklist: What to Look For in Long-Distance Gear
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Ergonomic fit that supports movement
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Recycled, breathable fabrics
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Tested designs, not trends
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A brand that backs its values with action
Ride Far. Ride Smart. Ride with Purpose.
Our sustainable cycling gear for long rides is built by cyclists, tested on real routes, and created for those who care about where and how their gear is made.
No greenwashing. No shortcuts. Just gear that works—ride after ride.
