My Winter Cycling Routine and How I Stay Warm Without Overheating 🚴‍♂️❄️

Cycling has always been a big part of my fitness routine, and I didn’t want to give it up just because it’s winter. I decided to keep riding through the colder months, but I had to adjust my gear to stay comfortable. After some trial and error, I found the perfect combination that keeps me warm without overheating.

How I Dress for Winter Cycling

• Moisture-Wicking Base Layer: Staying dry is key when cycling in cold weather, and that starts with a good base layer. Senbwl’s moisture-wicking tops keep sweat off my skin, which means I stay warm, even during intense rides.
• Insulating Fleece: For warmth, I add a light fleece. It’s breathable enough to prevent overheating but still provides enough insulation for colder days. The fleece from Senbwl is light but incredibly effective.
• Windproof Jacket: Finally, I top it off with a windproof jacket. The wind is always a challenge when cycling in winter, but the jacket keeps the cold air at bay without feeling bulky.

Winter cycling has become something I look forward to, and with the right gear, it’s a lot more comfortable than I expected. If you’re planning to ride through the colder months, I highly recommend checking out Senbwl’s winter layers—they’ve made all the difference for me.

Customer Q&A

Q: What should I wear for winter cycling to stay comfortable?
A: Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to manage sweat, add a light fleece mid-layer for warmth, and finish with a windproof jacket to block cold air. Senbwl’s gear provides the right balance of warmth, breathability, and flexibility for winter cycling.