Womens Packable Wind Vest | Archive Edition
The Women's Packable Cycling Wind Vest (Archive Edition) is a lightweight, packable wind vest cut for women's proportions to handle changing conditions on the road. A windproof front panel blocks wind chill on fast descents, exposed roads, and cool mornings, while a breathable back panel releases heat so you do not overheat on the climbs. At just 85 grams, the low-bulk women's cut packs into a jersey pocket so you carry it every ride and pull it out only when the weather turns. This women's cycling wind vest adds protection and versatility for road and gravel riders in variable temperatures, without weighing you down.
Features
Materials + Care
Size + Fit Guide
Our gear is engineered for an articulated, in-position fit — the way you actually move, not how you stand still. Check the guide to find your best size for real performance.
Shipping + Returns
Technical Specification
Lightweight
Dialed Fit
Quick Dry
Windproof
The Layer That Lives in Your Back Pocket
Wind Protection That Doesn't Weigh You Down
The front panel is Italian windproof fabric, the kind that actually blocks the chill on a fast descent without making you feel like you're wearing a jacket. When the temperature drops and the speed climbs, this is the layer that keeps you in control of how hard you push.
Ventilated Where It Counts
A mesh back panel keeps air moving when the effort is high, because a vest that traps heat is just a problem with a zipper. The Packable Vest lets you keep it on through the climb without paying for it on the way up.
Fits in Your Pocket
Packable enough to stuff into a jersey pocket before you roll out and forget about until you need it. On unpredictable days, early morning starts, long rides where the weather shifts, that's not a convenience, it's a strategy.
Details That Work at Speed
A YKK zipper lets you manage airflow on the move. The silicone hem gripper keeps the vest locked in place at speed. Reflective hits add visibility in low light. These are the details that matter when you're 40 miles from home and the conditions change.
