Essential equipment for a warm ride with Wilma

In winter, many cyclists are tempted to put away their bikes in the face of short days, bitter cold and that little voice urging them to stay warm.

However, it is precisely during this season that an essential part of the preparation for the challenges of the coming year is built. For Race Across Series enthusiasts, every moment counts in preparing for these extraordinary ultra-endurance events.

With this in mind, Wilma, our partner in warm, high-performance clothing, invites you to brave winter on your bike.

Together, let's rise to the challenge of the cold and turn this season into a real adventure.

Race Across cyclist, featured in the Wilma universe, embodies the audacity, power and freedom of women in ultracycling.

Wilma spotlights the women of ultracycling: bold, powerful and free. © Photo: @edhanot

One of the secrets of successful winter cycling is equipment. Being well-prepared means equipping yourself with clothing adapted to each climatic condition, while not neglecting comfort and mobility. Wilma offers innovative solutions to guarantee optimum protection against the cold, while offering the freedom of movement essential for long outings. Thanks to technical, breathable fabrics, you'll be able to ride even on the coolest days, without the risk of accumulating perspiration that could make you shiver once you stop.

Amélia thermal shorts: warmth, comfort, performance

The cold will no longer be an excuse:

The high-performance Amelia is your perfect ally for winter riding. Its Acqua Zero technology keeps you dry, while the fleece lining provides optimum warmth.

With the Bloody QueenÂź menstrual pad and detachable straps, enjoy every outing, even in cold weather. Stay warm and comfortable, without compromising performance!

These shorts combine a fleece lining for maximum warmth, Aqua Zero technology to keep you dry in all weathers, and reflective elements for optimum visibility in low-light conditions. Suitable for temperatures from 0°C to 10°C, they also incorporate innovative menstrual technology, offering comfort and practicality for sportswomen. 

Long-sleeved jersey: winter's second skin

The Billie jersey jersey is perfect for winter thanks to its technical polyamide and elastane fabric, offering excellent support and optimal temperature management. Its 200 g/mÂČ weight ensures protection against the cold, while remaining lightweight and breathable, wicking moisture to keep skin dry. Its sleek design and technical features guarantee comfort, performance and freedom of movement, making this jersey an ideal choice for cold-weather riding.

Weather-stopper choker: small accessory, big comfort

The Mona The Mona neckwarmer is made from a soft, stretchy fabric that offers optimum protection against low temperatures, yet is lightweight and comfortable. It's the essential accessory for your most demanding winter outings.

Winter socks: warm feet, happy kilometers

Their softness and thermoregulating properties provide pleasant warmth while wicking away moisture to keep feet dry. They are also odor-resistant and quick-drying.

Winter gloves: warmth and dexterity

Designed for extreme conditions, they provide effective protection from the cold and damp thanks to optimum thickness and water-repellent technology. Their micro-silicone finish ensures a firm grip, offering security and control, even in the most demanding conditions.

Their integrated palm pad absorbs vibrations to reduce fatigue over long distances, allowing you to get the most out of your winter outings.

Conclusion

Finally, winter is an excellent time to work on your endurance and mental strength.

Away from the distractions of the summer season, winter offers you a unique opportunity to focus on the physical aspect of your preparation, while developing your ability to stay motivated in the face of difficult conditions.

After all, every kilometer you cover in the snow or rain will bring you closer to the final goal: to be ready for the Race Across Series and all the ultra-endurance challenges that await you.

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