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We engineered the Winter EVO for the committed rider who prefers to ride outdoors year-round, with strategically placed textiles optimized not only for protection and comfort in cold winter conditions, but also for the forward body position on the road bike. Pair the EVO with a Winter Skin Layer for most winter conditions. For added insulation, pair it with the Ultraz Winter Skin Layer underneath. Match the jacket with the GT Winter Bib Tights for the complete 3/3 GT outfit system.
Composition
46%Polyamide 35%Polyester 19%Elastane
FEATURED FABRICS
The front panel is constructed using our NEOS Medium, which is a 3L softshell with PU bonded membrane. Highly breathable, waterproof, insulating, and 100% windproof, this flexible house-developed textile ensures your core stays fully protected. The tops of the arms and upper back are made with NEOS Light, which scales back insulation in favor of boosted breathability and lower weight. And to keep you from overheating as your effort levels rise, the underarms and back use our fleece-backed RX material.
The front panel is constructed using our NEOS Medium, which is a 3L softshell with PU bonded membrane. Highly breathable, waterproof, insulating, and 100% windproof, this flexible house-developed textile ensures your core stays fully protected. The tops of the arms and upper back are made with NEOS Light, which scales back insulation in favor of boosted breathability and lower weight. And to keep you from overheating as your effort levels rise, the underarms and back use our fleece-backed RX material.
CONSTRUCTION/FIT
The single front panel is merged with raglan cut sleeves, with a stitch line that continues up to the collar for a full range of motion in the saddle. The classic, regularFit is trim, while still accommodating additional layers.
The single front panel is merged with raglan cut sleeves, with a stitch line that continues up to the collar for a full range of motion in the saddle. The classic, regularFit is trim, while still accommodating additional layers.
