The latest drop in MAAP’s daily use Training Collection combines upgraded on-bike apparel items with expanded off-bike cross-training and lifestyle apparel.
As an on-bike item the Training Jersey is available in short and thermal long-sleeved variants, and cut to the brand’s signature ‘Team Fit’ – a slightly more relaxed option than the race-oriented garments in the line. A lightweight, breathable, moisture-wicking Italian fabric that provides SPF50+ sun protection is used alongside enhanced reflective graphics for added visibility.
Featuring upgrades such as a zip stash pocket, bonded durable seam back pockets and a dyed-to-match elastic hem gripper, the MAAP Training Jersey is intended as an everyday jersey.
The MAAP Training Bibs also have an everyday performance theme. Refreshed in a new design, the shorts benefit from an ergonomically engineered dual-density chamois, plus wide, seam-free bib straps. The DTM elasticated branded hem includes an updated internal silicone gripper.
The the MAAP Training Winter Jacket employs a Drytex membrane to fend off the elements. This is paired with a fleece lining. The whole garment is cut with 4-way stretch material for freedom of movement.
When it comes to off-the-bike, this third drop of the MAAP Training range has an expanded list. A brand first, the Training Sweat Shorts are for those riders who also cross-train, or simply need a comfortable pair of shorts to pull on after a big ride.
An internal brushed-back grid fleece lining aids comfort and post-ride relaxation. Joining the Sweat Shorts in the range are box-fit Training Crews and an odour-resistant, lightweight, breathable and fast-drying Training Tee – ‘for gym sessions or rest day coffee meet-ups.’
Completing the collection are MAAP Training accessories including sweatband lined caps, antimicrobial socks, over-the-handlebar designed towels and BPA-free recyclable bottles.
“With this latest Training collection we wanted to bring together the community of cyclists around the world who put in the work, do the miles, and find solidarity in the practise of pedalling,” said Jarrad Smith, MAAP co-founder.
“That means everyday premium items that consistently perform, day-in, day-out, from season to season.”
