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The Capo Limited Edition Jacket blends three different materials for what looks to be a thoroughly capable and appropriately snug-fitting barrier against winter weather.
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Snuggle up at the end of the day in Capo's fetching Felpe Trainer.
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Capo thankfully fits the Limited Edition Jacket with a full complement of rear pockets, plus chest pockets on both the exterior and interior.
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The Capo Atlas Roubaix Hat feels warm but is thin enough to easily fit beneath most helmets.
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The Milano Skull Cap augments its insulative Super Roubaix fleece-backed body with an extra windproof panel up front.
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The Capo Limited Edition Wind Gloves feature a snug-fitting five-panel construction and grippy silicone palm.
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Moderately cold temperatures should suit the Capo Atlas Thermal Jacket well with its wind-resistant front and insulative Super Roubaix body and sleeves.
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A double-thick layer in the Atlas Thermal Jacket helps keep the base of the neck warm.
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Capo intends its Limited Edition Bib Tight for truly cold conditions with Thermo Roubaix insulation throughout plus wind- and waterproof stretch Windtex Dream panels covering the lower leg, knee and outer thighs.
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The Windtex Dream panels in Capo's Limited Edition Bib Tight are surprisingly stretchy.
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Stretch Windtex Dream panels are used across the tops of the shoulders and back of the neck for extra protection against cold breezes.
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The Capo Limited Edition Roubaix Arm Warmers feature wind- and waterproof panels on the front surfaces for more warmth.
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The Capo Atlas Leg Warmers are fairly basic Super Roubaix bits with warm, fuzzy interiors but also an excellent fit and a pattern that matches perfectly with the corresponding shorts.
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Ankle zippers make it easier to get the leg warmers on and off.
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The Capo Atlas Wind Vest is lightweight and packable with a Windtex Flight Plus 2 front.
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The Capo Atlas Wind Vest has open mesh back for breathability.
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Matching Super Roubaix arm warmers complete the Atlas cool-weather package.
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Wind- and waterproof front panels on the Capo Limited Edition Roubaix Leg Warmers make for a surprisingly warm package.
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Winter-weight Capo socks are built with cozy Merino wool and a 12cm cuff.
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The Capo Limited Edition Wool Windproof Base Layer is expensive at US$79 but has already proven to remarkably warm.
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