10 hand-picked winter cycling kit deals from the Cyber Monday sales to keep you warm on the bike

A peloton riding single file along a snowy road in poor conditions
(Image credit: Getty: Tim de Waele)

It's December which means many of us, myself included, are reaching for the warm winter kit on our rides. Give me blue skies and sunshine any day of the week, but I do love the feeling of pulling on a good quality, effective and warm winter kit that helps me feel ready to face the elements. 

It's Cyber Monday today, the culmination of the Black Friday weekend sales event. You can follow the best deals as we find them online on our Cyber Monday bike deals live page, as well as our Cyber Monday bike deals hub for our hand-curated cycling deals. 

Specialized Women's Prime Alpha Jacket: $250 $124.99 at Specialized
$125 off -

Specialized Women's Prime Alpha Jacket: $250 $124.99 at Specialized
$125 off -
Put simply, this is a fantastic jacket from Specialized. It's lined with Polartec Alpha fleece, has a great cut and will fit into a rear jersey pocket so you can carry it. I love putting mine on, it brings warmth and comfort on cold and cooler days and looks really stylish. 

Read our in-depth review

Specialized Neoprene Shoe Covers: $85 $62.99 at Specialized
$22 off -

Specialized Neoprene Shoe Covers: $85 $62.99 at Specialized
$22 off -
Cyclingnews Associate Editor Josh Croxton really rates these overshoes. They use thick neoprene, have a snug, zero-flap fit and have a tall fit that covers the calves for maximum protection.  A great winter buy and all three sizes are available. 

Velotoze Neoprene Waterproof gloves $65 $55.20 at Amazon
19% off -

Velotoze Neoprene Waterproof gloves $65 $55.20 at Amazon
19% off -
As used by Pog and Team UAE, these are my favourite waterproof neoprene gloves. They are very well sealed, have a really long cuff, and aren't super tight and restrictive like some other neoprene gloves. 

Read our in-depth review
Feature in: Best winter cycling gloves

Castelli Entranta bibtights: $134.99 $101.24 at Competitive Cyclist
25% off -

Castelli Entranta bibtights: $134.99 $101.24 at Competitive Cyclist
25% off -
A pair of warm, comfortable and unrestrictive pair of tights from Castelli. I've ridden many miles in them. Available in a range of sizes and in black and navy colours. 

Endura BaaBaa blend long sleeve base layer: $79.95 $55.95 at Competitive Cyclist
30% off -

Endura BaaBaa blend long sleeve base layer: $79.95 $55.95 at Competitive Cyclist
30% off -
Discounted in two colours and most sizes. The merino wool blend BaaBaa base layer is a really versatile option. It's very soft, comfortable and warm and has a more relaxed T-shirt-like fit. Great under a winter jacket or for relaxing in and wearing post-ride. I like pulling it on after a long, cold winter ride as much as I like riding in it.  

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Endura Road overshoes: £36.99£29.99 at Tredz£7 off -

Endura Road overshoes: £36.99 £29.99 at Tredz
£7 off - The Endura road overshoes are on sale for under £30. The Road Overshoes take the best budget spot in our best cycling overshoes buyers guide. For the money, they are a solid pair of quality neoprene overshoes and the hi-vis version adds good visibility. 

Feature in: Best cycling overshoes
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Rapha Pro Team Windstopper jersey: £195 £132 at Sigma Sports
32% off  -

Rapha Pro Team Windstopper jersey: £195 £132 at Sigma Sports
32% off  -
One for the racers here, the Pro Team Windstopper is made with Gore-Tex Infinium fabric and has a tight flap-free fit, it's rain-repellant and windproof and is perfect as a jersey or over one with arm warmers for hard riding. Top tip, the pickets are small and tight so this isn't one for packing lots into. 

Rapha Pro Team Lightweight bibtights: £190 £128 at Sigma Sports 
33% off -

Rapha Pro Team Lightweight bibtights: £190 £128 at Sigma Sports
33% off -
I love riding in the Pro Team Lightweight tights. They are very comfortable, thin and light. Plus they look super stylish, especially in navy. I like them for autumn, spring and more intense or milder winter riders. 

The women's version also carries the same discount. 

Feature in: Best winter bibtights

Castelli Perfetto ROS 2 women's jacket: £260 £110 at Sigma Sports
Upto 57% off -

Castelli Perfetto ROS 2 women's jacket: £260 £110 at Sigma Sports
Upto 57% off -
 I rode to work in this jacket this morning in the dark and cold. It's a fantastic piece that will get you through a winter as your main jacket if you need it to, just change your layers underneath. The cut is excellent as is the Gore-Tex Infinium material. Various colours and sizes are discounted but the Melon / Military green colour is cheapest. 

Castelli Unlimited Puffy Gilet: £210 £149.59 at Sigma Sports 
29% off -

Castelli Unlimited Puffy Gilet: £210 £149.59 at Sigma Sports
29% off -
I've been riding in the Unlimited Puffy Gilet this winter and it's a great piece of kit. It's slightly more relaxed in fit, but just by a touch and uses soft and fleecy Polartec Alpha insulation inside, and outside there's a DWR coating which is effective. Nice for road, gravel, mtb or anything else and it packs down small. There are two roomy pockets at the rear and a generous chest pocket. I particularly like the snug, fleecy neck. 

Tom Wieckowski
Tech writer

Tom joined the Cyclingnews team in late 2022 as a tech writer. Despite having a degree in English Literature he has spent his entire working life in the cycling industry in one form or another. He has over 10 years of experience as a qualified mechanic, with the last five years before joining Cyclingnews being spent running an independent workshop. This means he is just as happy tinkering away in the garage as he is out on the road bike, and he isn’t afraid to pull a bike apart or get hands-on with it when testing to really see what it’s made of. 

He has ridden and raced bikes from an early age up to a national level on the road and track, and has ridden and competed in most disciplines. He has a keen eye for pro-team tech and enjoys spotting new or interesting components in the wild. During his time at Cyclingnews, Tom has already interviewed some of the sport's biggest names including Mathieu van der Poel, Tadej Pogačar and Alberto Contador. He's also covered various launches from brands such as Pinarello, Ridley, Specialized and more, tackled the Roubaix Challenge sportive aboard his own rim-brake Cannondale SuperSix Evo, tested over 20 aero helmets in the wind tunnel, and has created helpful in-depth buying advice relating to countless categories from torque wrenches to winter clothing.