Apparel - Winter

The North Shore may no longer have the mildest climate in Canada...

Shorts, pants, jacket and gloves that expose a not-so-secret plan to keep you riding no matter the weather...

I’ve decided that there is such a thing as bad weather, and the best we can hope is to find a piece of clothing that eases our suffering without costing a fortune.

Traditionally known for their neck braces and helmets, Leatt has quietly been rolling out progressively better apparel for a few years now.

Constructed using Gore-Tex Paclite Plus, the Copilot is much more than just an emergency layer, although its light weight and minimal bulk make it easy to carry on every ride.

Gear from Fox for staying comfortable and motivated to ride through the cold, wet months.

Some good news and some bad news - several months or years after first reviewing these products...

Almost no one understands how Gore-Tex works, or how to take care of it. Let's fix that!

I haven't been intentionally naughty, but I may have gone riding a few times when I should have been raking leaves...

Something to ride, something to keep you dry, and something that'll warm you up from the inside...

These are pants made for nasty weather, to keep the cold and wet at bay and keep your performing like its mid-summer...

"Like a frat boy hitting the ground after his first kegger. It was kind of shocking..."

The Raptor GTX prioritizes waterproofness over insulation, making it a solid choice for riders in wet climates.

Giro is getting serious about gear for riders who aren't deterred when things get cold and stormy...

Chromag gets into merino wool with typical quality and attention to detail

No need to build a wall - these tips and hacks will help you enjoy every minute of your rides in the snotty and snowy seasons...

In order to please all the world's climates, or to anticipate climate change, this review pairs a summer shoe and a winter shoe...

A fancy angleset, winter boots for temperate climates and a set of cranks that won't break the bank or the scale...

Long pants in wet weather were a thing early in the freeride era, but materials and design hadn't yet caught up to mountain bikers' needs...

Your purchase of this jacket will support IMBA (for better or for worse) but this feature heavy garment does much more than that...

These clipless pedal boots with the funny name were broken in with a 16 hour ride on the shortest day of the year...

With a gore-tex membrane and truly excellent fit and waterproofness, the X-Arctics are not just a good winter shoe, they could be the one you wear for three seasons.

Shimano's mid-priced winter boots will keep your feet dry and warm.