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PEdALED is unveiling its Odyssey 2027 collection, clothing designed for riding in the depths of winter, in men’s and women’s fits. It adds vests, trousers and jackets in new technical fabrics. The Odyssey Thermal Primaloft jacket, insulated with PrimaLoft Gold, is listed at €300 and packs down to strap to the handlebars; the matching over-trousers cost €215. The Odyssey Thermal Light Alpha vest, in Polartec Alpha, is €115.
| Odyssey Thermal Primaloft jacket | €300 · PrimaLoft Gold insulation · Dark Grey colourway |
| Odyssey Thermal Primaloft trousers | €215 · DWR-treated outer · PrimaLoft Gold |
| Odyssey Thermal Light Alpha vest | €115 · Polartec Alpha insulation · Forest Green or Beige |
| Fits | men’s and women’s |
The launch video for the PEdALED Odyssey collection was shot in the Arctic tundra. The clothing is designed to help riders get through winter on the bike, when cold and damp set in.
A PEdALED Odyssey jacket that stows on the handlebars
Among the new items is the Odyssey Thermal Primaloft jacket. The official product page describes it as a deep-winter jacket, designed for maximum warmth with minimum bulk. Its PrimaLoft Gold insulation retains warmth in damp weather, and the jacket packs down to strap to the handlebars when not being worn. The fit is close, intended for off-road effort in winter.
It does not do everything, though: the brand states that its fabrics are not made to keep out rain, and recommends pairing it with a waterproof jacket in wet weather.
Insulated over-trousers for long, cold rides
The Odyssey Thermal Primaloft trousers use the same insulation beneath a DWR-treated outer. They add an integrated belt, zipped pockets, windproof cuffs and articulated knees to preserve freedom of movement. They pack into their own pocket.
A Polartec Alpha vest to slip into a pocket
The Odyssey Thermal Light Alpha vest combines lofty Polartec fibres with a windproof chest panel. Its semi-fitted cut leaves room for layering, and it compresses into its own rear pocket. It keeps out very light showers, but no more: for real protection, the brand points to its rain jackets and vests.
