Albion, nice and a reasonable amount of pocket locations

I totally thought it was a new thing as I’d not seen it on the site before. Thanks for the knowledge, Andy!

Either way, it’s lovely. I have a Rapha Pro Team insulated gilet that I’ve never been too keen on as the fabric has virtually no stretch in it at all, and I’m too fat for a small these days!

It’s rapidly becoming one of my favourite pieces of winter cycling kit.

Cannot see the new zoa on the website?

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I had the same issue with the Rapha insulated ones. Bought it, tried it on, sent it back.

Anyone know when the Zoa will be available? Pretty interested in the rain shell!

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@Chopsicle will know, brexit issues I believe but arrival imminent

Dibs on a rainshell zoa medium before winter. Orange burnt earth.

Hello everyone, sorry, busy week/weekend!

@Rusty_Nail yes, consistent sizing with the bibs, and there's a fair bit of stretch/bounce for leg lengths.

@hoops :) ...I can't take credit - and actually can't take credit for much; these good products are always from a lot of teamwork. Just lucky to have a really good team!

@pacef8 sorry, I got excited; definitely this coming week, Tuesday unless anything else t-bones this launch date. I've been wearing the new insulated jacket all weekend and can confirm I will be living in it for the rest of the winter.

Thats the zoa insulated i take it ?

Yes, the new Zoa insulated jacket - it's built on an already great jacket from last season.

edit; but both Zoa Rain Shell and and Zoa Insulated Jacket launching this week

Cordura arsed lederhosen pls.

CALP's(?) are on the distant horizon!

Calps it is.

Better than dunga-shorts

Re here

I generally avoid zippers with thin nylon teeth like a plague (much prefer the feel and look of thick plastic teeth instead) So didn't work out this time.

Zoa’s up

Love the cut on the jacket (though out of my price range) am always pulling up my jacket like this on my face. The burner scarf is good innovation too. Assume @chopsicle you're responsible for the design?

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@Chopsicle is responsible for all that is good in the world! He just needs to hurry up with CALPs

Anyone tried both the insulated and lightweight insulated jacket? What kind of temps are they rated at? Also pretty keen on that standard zoa for those coldest days!

Whoa, Zoa arrived today, seriously impressive out of the box. Can wait to try it out

lightweight insulated jacket

I've been using it in 3-4 degrees and been quite happy but I don't feel the cold too badly

I've got the standard insulated jacket and it's good down to the low single digits in my experience. It obviously depends on what you wear underneath it, but I find it really useful as an outer layer on cold days.