The warmest cycling jacket we've ever tested has just had 28% price cut – Now's the time to find out why we rated it so highly
The Velocio "End of Winter" Sale has knocked 28% off the Alpha Zero jacket and also a huge selection of its premium cycling apparel, plus you can save a bonus 15% on Velocio "Final" Sale items too
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Based in New England, USA, Velocio has been producing cycling clothing since launching its first collection in early February 2014.
They are probably one of the best cycling clothing brands you've maybe never heard of or never tried before. Mostly manufactured in Italy, it is a premium label you'll want to consider, especially now, as its "End of Winter" Sale is carrying significant reductions across the majority of the range.
Shop the Velocio "End of Winter" Sale and save up to 40%.
It includes the Velocio Alpha Zero jacket, described by Cyclingnews' Senior Tech Writer, Will Jones, as "The ultimate winter jacket for riding in very cold and damp conditions." It also holds the crown as the warmest winter jacket we've ever tested in our best winter cycling jackets buying guide.
Right now, you can grab the Alpha Zero for just $254.25, which is an outstanding 28% off the MSRP of $339.00, and a $85 saving. The Velocio deals are across the majority of the Men's and Women's range, but that's not all, because it also has an extra 15% off on top, on selected "Final" Sale items, taking the discounts up to as much as 40%.
It's worth noting that the "Final" items are past favorites, that are available in limited quantities, and there are no refunds on these items. However, Velocio will accept returned items for store credit, and the rest of the Winter Sale has the Velocio Try it, Risk Free, for 30 days Guarantee.
Below, I've selected a few of the best Velocio deals that caught my eye, and I've added a few selections from the Velocio Women's Sale too. These offers are only while stocks last, and as Velocio is a premium label, discounts like these are rarely seen.
All discounts are applied automatically once items are added to checkout.
Velocio Winter Sale Men
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Save 28% The Velocio Alpha Zero is the warmest cycling jacket we've ever tested. It scored an almost flawless review, only missing out on that perfect score as tester Will Jones felt it was almost too warm during intense efforts. However, there's no denying that if you want a cosy winter jacket, the Alpha Zero will do the job with ease. It features Alpha Direct Insulation, which is highly breathable and designed to provide exceptional warmth. Paired with a Polartec Power Shield fabric, which has a 20K waterproof rating.
It is available in just two colour choices and sizes vary from XS to XXXL, with the Black version holding the best selection of sizing.
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Save 25% The Zero Bib Tights are designed to deliver warmth through the darkest, coldest hours of winter riding. They feature a fully windproof soft-shell front and breathable ThermoRoubaix back for what Velocio says is unparalleled warmth and protection.
They are available in Black only and sizes S to XXXXL.
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Save 41% The Velocio Thermal Bibs are part of the brand's "Final" Sale offers, and carry an extra 15% (added at checkout), taking these down to a bargain price. They feature a fleece-lining, ideal as a go-to choice for those riding in the coldest of weather or for cyclocross racing. They are DWR waterproof coated and have integrated windproof panels for extra protection.
Available in two colours with various sizes depending on colour choice, which range from M to XXXL.
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Save 25% The Velocio Luxe Merino jersey is a great choice as a stand-alone jersey, or as a mid-layer in colder temps as part of a layering system. Featuring a mid-weight 170g Merino, Velocio says it will provide the exceptional breathable performance and warmth Merino is renowned for, perfect for all-day rides in variable conditions.
It comes in three colours and sizes XS to XXXXL.
Velocio Women's Sale Highlights
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Save 25% The Women's Velocio One jacket is designed for all-weather protection, featuring a highly breathable Polartec Power Shield waterproof-breathable membrane, which they say is perfect for the most intense cycling sessions. It's also DWR treated for extra waterproofing capability, and free from pesky PFAS.
It is available in three colour choices and sizes XXS to XXXL. However, the sizing is limited depending on the colour chosen.
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Save 25% I love a 3/4 tight, mostly because I love my cycling socks, and like them to be seen. Although they are designed for more than just looks, they are an ideal transitional piece of clothing, for when the weather can be changeable. These Velocio Luxe Thermal 3/4 tights come loaded with fleece-lined insulation, and also feature strategically placed cargo pockets and a compressive fabric for muscle support with integrated wind-proof panels to regulate heat
They come in three colours and sizes from XXS to XXL.
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Save 41% The Women's Signature jersey is part of the Velocio "Final" Sale deals, and carries an extra 15% discount (added at checkout), taking it down to just $106. The brand says the Signature is its most refined, versatile and best cycling jersey. It adds that it provides balanced compression and support without added weight or hindered wicking capability. Features include a recycled high-gauge Italian-milled fabric, which apparently adheres to Velocio’s own strict standards of social and environmental accountability.
It is available in five colour choices and sizes XXS to XXXL, with various discounts depending on colour choice.
Although these chosen Velocio deals are US-based, the Velocio International page has equally appealing discounts running, with again up to 25% off, and the same bonus 15% off on "Final" Sale items, and is well worth your attention if you're UK-based.

Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cyclingnews and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade before injury cut short a glittering career. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.
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