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The Castelli Transition Air Vest is a lightweight gilet designed to take the edge off cool air without hogging your jersey pockets. It uses a 20-denier microfibre nylon fabric that is effectively wind resistant, with an intended temperature range of 12 to 20 °C. The high collar shields the neck better than a standard jersey, while the asymmetric two-way zip lets you fine-tune ventilation. Main features RRP: €80 20-denier microfibre nylon fabric Lightweight, packable construction High collar Asymmetric two-way zip Elasticated hem Reflective logos at the back For road use, mid-season and cool starts Built for dawn starts, chilly descents or rides where you want a packable wind-blocking layer. It is not a full rain jacket. Tested by GravelPassion We liked its tiny pack size and the warmth it offers relative to its volume. It slips easily into a jersey pocket. Pay close attention to sizing: with a thin layer underneath, a gilet can be worn closer-fitting than a jersey. The main drawback is the lack of direct access to rear jersey pockets.

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Castelli Transition Air Vest - Tout savoir

The Castelli Transition Air Vest is a lightweight gilet designed to take the edge off cool air without hogging your jersey pockets.

It uses a 20-denier microfibre nylon fabric that is effectively wind resistant, with an intended temperature range of 12 to 20 °C. The high collar shields the neck better than a standard jersey, while the asymmetric two-way zip lets you fine-tune ventilation.

Main features

RRP: €80
20-denier microfibre nylon fabric
Lightweight, packable construction
High collar
Asymmetric two-way zip
Elasticated hem
Reflective logos at the back
For road use, mid-season and cool starts

Built for dawn starts, chilly descents or rides where you want a packable wind-blocking layer. It is not a full rain jacket.

Tested by GravelPassion

We liked its tiny pack size and the warmth it offers relative to its volume. It slips easily into a jersey pocket. Pay close attention to sizing: with a thin layer underneath, a gilet can be worn closer-fitting than a jersey. The main drawback is the lack of direct access to rear jersey pockets.