For over a decade, our Foul Weather jackets have shielded cyclists, embodying versatility and protection. This newest iteration for 2025/26 is a product of invaluable customer feedback, emphasising a more comfortable fit and wider rear pockets designed for easy access even with winter gloves. The heart of the Mistral jacket lies in its unique three-layer German membrane. Despite being only 1.2mm thick, its efficacy in protection is unmatched. When paired with just a light base layer, riders can enjoy utmost comfort during their training. Furthermore, the newest Mistral boasts a refined, lighter fabric equipped with a highly durable DWR finish. Its prowess lies in its ability to fend off sharp winds and shield you during unexpected November rains. While the jacket excels at protection during non-summer months, it’s not just about blocking out the elements. The Mistral ensures riders stay warm, thanks to its 100% windproof feature, enhanced breathability rating of over 13,000, and a water-resistant soft-shell. Although the exceptional stretch of the material means seams cannot be internally taped (making it susceptible to heavy downpours), the Mistral’s magic is that you remain warm. One rider perfectly captured the jacket’s essence: “I had a warm chest during a rapid descent amidst a thunderstorm…simply unreal.” Having warmed riders in over 36 countries for the past 11 years, the Mistral also proudly presents a female-specific cut. Notable Features: 8000/13000 Triple layer membrane (WP/VP) Windproof anti-stick zip Over 3 meters of specialized fabric in every jacket Zip garage for neck protection Articulated fleece collar for a snug neck fit Rear pockets with 3M reflective trim for enhanced visibility Full windshield double cuff 3 expansive rear pockets with a mesh drainage feature Silicone waistband ensures the jacket remains in position Double stitching for durability Convenient side zip security pocket Sizing Guide: Designed for a snug fit, the Mistral only requires a thin base layer. These are cutting-edge fabrics, redefining dressing norms for varying conditions. For wind or rain, no additional layering is necessary. However, if you prefer a looser fit or anticipate wearing additional layers, it’s advisable to size up. S M L XL XXL front length zip 53 55 57 60 62 chest width 51 53 55 57 59 sleeve length from top of arm 68.5 70 71.5 73 74.5 sleeve width 21.5 22 22.5 23 23.5 collar height 5 5 5 5 5 back length from hsp 72 74 76 78 80 neck length 51 52 53 54 55 shoulder width 40.8 42 43.2 44.4 45.6 bottom stretch 50 52 54 56 58 “Im 34 waist and 42 chest, and the XL fit perfectly.” – Mark For a standard fit based on chest size (in inches), choose accordingly. If you’re between sizes, consider opting for a size larger for a race fit. Full sleeve lengths are as follows: XS 84, S 86, M 88, L 90, XL 92, XXL 94cm. Read Road.cc Review BikeComesFirst review Garment Care Handwash or 30 degree machine wash. No hot washes to preserve the technical qualities of the garment.
