Rideon Women’s Cycling Jersey (£50)

Who can miss this eye-catching jersey? It’s retro design and vibrant in colour, with active upbeat slogans to get you pumped for a good ride. It’s fun, and that’s what cycling is all about! This is just one of the many jerseys from Primal’s brilliant range for women.

Made from a super lightweight wicken polyester, it’s really comfortable against the skin and breathable whilst you’re riding. The jersey has a relaxed fit, which contours to the body without suffocating, or being too restrictive to move in.

I’m not usually a fan of full-length zipped jerseys, but I was really surprised by this one. The zip is discrete, not bulky and the inside isn’t cold against the skin unlike others. There’s also 3 rear cargo pockets for your essential snacks and mini-tools.

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Women’s Oslo Second Layer Jacket (£90)

The Oslo Second Layer Jacket from Primal works really well as a thermal layer, keeping the rider warm whilst remaining versatile.

This jacket fits really well to the body, leaving space for additional layers underneath. There’s 3 cargo pockets at the rear for all those ride essentials. The cut of the jacket is comfortable, with additional length on the back and a Silicone strip around the waist to prevent the jacket riding up and exposing your goose-bumped skin to the elements.

I got on really well with the Oslo Second Layer jacket. It’s great for a mid-layer and outter layer (if the weather is dry). I like the fit and additional length on the back and the arms, as no part of my body was exposed whilst riding and I didn’t have to stop to pull it around or re-adjust myself, which is a bonus.

Onyx Women’s Rain Jacket (£60)

I’ve never used one of these rain jackets before and it’s definitely got a thin and unusual feel to it.

Both wind and rain resistant, this super lightweight jacket doesn’t feel like you’re wearing anything at all. It’s so thin and light that it’s the easiest jacket to roll away into your cargo pocket or pack.

There’s a zipped access pocket on the side so you’re still able to get to your side pocket essentials, and elastic cuffs on the arms to pinch in to prevent any water travelling up your sleeve.

I’m really impressed with Primal’s range of winter clothing. It kept me warm and dry, but not too warm that I felt uncomfortable. The rain jacket and leggings have to be my favourite pieces for comfort and functionality, while the jersey would be my favourite for cu and design.

Despite the high quality of these products, and the brilliant designs, the prices aren’t as much as some of the other leading brands in cycling. This makes Primal affordable, function and all round brilliant bike wear.

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