ASSOS MILLE GT Men's Wind Vest C2 Black Series

ASSOS

ASSOS MILLE GT Men's Wind Vest C2 Black Series

€115.00

1 in stock

Style

Black Series

NEW

Black Series

Size

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The ASSOS MILLE GT Wind Vest C2 is an ultra-packable windproof cycling vest developed for moderate protection and minimal bulk. Updated with a rustle-free fit, increased breathability, and lighter materials, it is designed to wrap the body more closely for smoother layering and more stable comfort on the bike.

A less rigid wind-blocking front panel is paired with a highly elastic mesh rear panel, allowing the vest to follow the body more naturally while increasing cooling airflow. Updated armhole elastic reduces restriction and avoids overlap with the seams of the MILLE GT C2 Jersey, improving comfort and freedom of movement while helping eliminate friction between layers. The ultralight construction stows easily in a pocket when not needed, and the updated mesh back panel reduces weight to just 75g in size medium.

Key features

Ultra-packable windproof vest developed for moderate protection and minimal bulk
Updated rustle-free fit with increased breathability and lighter materials
Breaker front panel with water repellency blocks wind and light precipitation or road spray
Tear-resistant, bi-stretch Ventamesh rear panel streamlines fit and increases cooling airflow
Updated armhole elastic reduces restriction and improves comfort and freedom of movement
Ultralight design stows easily in a pocket when not needed

Product specifications

Temperature: +12 / >+21°C
Riding conditions: Wind
Fit: regular
Breathability: 3/5
Insulation: 1/5
Windproof: 3/5
Waterproof: 1/5
Composition: 87% Polyamide, 13% Elastane

Construction/Fit
Cut in ASSOS’ streamlined regularFit with seams arranged to eliminate friction between MILLE layers.

When/how to use it
Layer over the MILLE GT Jersey C2 EVO for frictionless, low-volume protection on descents or in cool, wet conditions.

Care & washing instructions
Machine wash cold with similar colours. Do not bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean. Hang dry to help preserve the windproof front panel, stretch rear panel, and packable construction.

Product-id: 11.34.389.18.S

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#3: The gilet or jacket

Lastly, wear a gilet or jacket over all of the above. A gilet keeps your core warm yet ventilates through your armpits, whereas a jacket's sleeves not only keep your body warmth, but also cover your arms to cold riding wind. The great thing about this third layer is that you can wear it (partly) unzipped to cool down, or get rid of it altogether during your ride. Lightweight gilets/jackets typically can be stowed easily into a back pocket of your jersey.

Now don't think this is it: treat yourself to a thermal long bib, and take care of your extremities by adding a beanie, a neck tube, gloves, thermal socks, overshoes and what not. At Maats, we have it all! ;)