Out Of Peloton Aero Collection — aerodynamic cycling apparel
Aero Collection

Aero is not a product. It's a discipline.

Every watt you save is a watt you didn't have to earn. The Aero Collection is engineered around one number: drag.

Why aero matters

The rider is 80% of the drag. The apparel decides how much.

At race speed, most of your power goes into moving air out of the way — and most of that air hits you, not the bike. That is why the fastest upgrades are worn, not bolted on. The Aero Skinsuit removes every interruption on the torso, the Aero Socks manage the fastest-moving surfaces of the system — your legs — and the Aero Overshoes smooth the most turbulent zone of all: your feet. Three garments, one objective.

Aero Overshoes Drag zone — Feet

Aero Overshoes

Feet are the first thing the wind meets. One clean profile over buckles, straps and vents — calm in the most turbulent zone.

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ICON Aero Skinsuit — Out Of Peloton Drag zone — Torso

Aero Skinsuit

One piece. One surface. No hem, no gap, no flap — the single fastest garment you can wear when the clock matters.

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Aero Socks — Pro Team Storm Drag zone — Legs

Aero Socks

Your legs move through the air faster than any other part of the bike. Textured surfaces turn that liability into free speed.

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Out Of Peloton — Aero

Speed you don't have to pay for.

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How much drag can aero apparel actually save?

The rider accounts for roughly 80% of the total aerodynamic drag of the bike-rider system. Optimised apparel targets the most turbulent zones of the body and delivers its largest gains above 35 km/h — where races are decided.

Why do aero socks and overshoes work?

Legs and feet move through the air faster than any other part of the system as they rotate through the pedal stroke. Textured surfaces trip the airflow at the right point, reducing the low-pressure wake behind the leg — the same principle used on time-trial equipment.

Skinsuit or jersey and bib?

A skinsuit is a single continuous surface: no hem, no waist gap, no flap at speed. A jersey and bib combination is more versatile day to day; the skinsuit is the faster choice when the clock matters.

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