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QUEST 2026 is an explosion of modern materials, bold design, and maximum performance. We create a new generation of cycling apparel — lighter, faster, and designed for those who want to stand out on the route and ride without compromise. 🚴♂️🔥

HYROX is not just another fitness competition. It's 8 kilometers of running interspersed with 8 functional training stations that push the body (and equipment) to its maximum potential. There's no room here for random cotton or loose cuts that hinder weighted lunges. At Quest Sport, we design custom team apparel created with the specifics of Race Day in mind. From the first line of design to the final stitch – performance is paramount. Technology for "hybrid" performance Unlike classic gym wear, HYROX outfits must cope with two extremes: intense running and static strength. Thermal management: During 60-90 minutes of extreme exertion in an indoor arena, ventilation is crucial. We use lightweight, technical fabrics that rapidly wick away sweat, preventing the "heavy, wet shirt" effect. Compression and cut: Our fitness shirts and shorts are designed to support muscles without restricting range of motion. Whether you're doing Burpee Broad Jumps or battling on the Sled Push, the apparel stays in place. Friction resistance: Contact with Sandbags and dynamic movements on ergometers test the material. We choose pilling-resistant weaves so your team kit endures not only the competition but also hundreds of hours of preparatory training. Full customization: Build your team's identity HYROX is a spectacle. Visibility on the course and a consistent team look are not just about aesthetics but also about sports psychology. Uniform custom sports apparel builds morale and makes it easier to find your partner (doubles) in a crowd of competitors. In collaboration with Quest, you receive: Individual graphic design: We don't print on ready-made templates. We design graphics that permeate the fabric structure (sublimation), ensuring colors remain vibrant, and prints don't crack or restrict breathability. Unlimited logos: Your logo, sponsor logos, or athlete nicknames – all included in one design price. Tailored fit: We offer men's and women's cuts, considering the anatomy of endurance-strength athletes. Tested in the "pain cave" Our production in Poland allows for rapid prototyping and testing. We collaborate with athletes who test our apparel in real competition conditions. We know that an underarm seam cannot chafe during SkiErg work, and shorts must have an appropriate rise to prevent slipping during Wall Balls. Design that sets your BOX or Team apart HYROX is about modernity and dynamism. Our graphic design studio follows trends in global fitness, offering designs that attract the attention of photographers and fans. We create outfits in which athletes feel confident – from the moment they enter for warm-up until they cross the finish line with a new personal best. Is your team ready to start? If you're planning to compete in the upcoming HYROX season and want your team to look professional and use pro-level apparel – we're ready.  

Polish Spring Cycling: How to Survive Temperature Swings from 3°C to 17°C? Jelenia Góra can be full of surprises. One day you wake up to 3°C, frost on cars, and grey, damp air, only to be cycling in full sun at 17°C a week later. For a cyclist, such a range is a logistical challenge. The key to comfort isn't one "thick jacket," but a precisely chosen layering system that allows you to react to conditions on the fly. 1. Base Layer: The Foundation of Thermoregulation In spring, the battle is about moisture wicking. Even at low temperatures, climbing the Przesieka will generate a lot of heat. If sweat stays on your skin, you'll quickly get cold on the descent. A technical undershirt under your cycling jersey is standard – its purpose is to transport moisture away, leaving your skin dry. 2. Mid-Layer: Longsleeve or Fleece? Here comes the most interesting solution for the transitional period. If a standard fleece is too warm for you, and a short-sleeved jersey irritates you by rolling up, the ideal choice is a longsleeve (e.g., from the Allroad series). It's a hybrid that combines the lightness of a classic jersey with arm protection. It provides better aerodynamics and uniform thermal comfort along the entire length of the arms. At 10-15 degrees, it's the perfect set – protecting against cold airflow but not allowing overheating during intense training. 3. Vest: A Technical Shield for Every Scenario In cycling, a vest is a "safety net." At Quest, we focus on two specific solutions that each of us should have in our pocket: Venture Vest: Ultra-light, packable "windbreaker." Ideal when it's cold in the morning, and you know it will end up in your pocket after an hour. Toca: A more robust option with a membrane that protects the chest from icy wind (windchill). Indispensable for long descents in the Karkonosze mountains, where the temperature drops sharply with altitude. 4. Bottoms: Knee Protection and Leg Thermals At temperatures around 3-5 degrees, there's no room for compromise – we choose long-legged pants. They protect large muscle groups and joints from freezing. However, when the thermometer shows around 10 degrees, we switch to a modular system: our standard cycling shorts with suspenders + leg warmers. This is the most flexible set. If the sun starts to shine more intensely, the leg warmers go into your pocket, and your legs get the necessary ventilation. Cheat Sheet: Polish Spring Kit Configuration Temperature Top (Layers) Bottom (Set) Key Element 3 - 7°C (Cold/Dreary) Base layer + Jersey + Fleece + Toca Vest Long-legged pants Full insulation and chest protection 8 - 13°C (Variable) Base layer + Allroad Longsleeve + Vest Shorts + Leg warmers Mobility and hybrid layer 14 - 17°C+ (Sunny) Base layer + Jersey + Venture Vest Cycling shorts (short) Lightness and wind protection   Summary Spring cycling is an art of adaptation. When choosing your attire, think about where you'll be in two hours – at the top of a climb or in the shade of a valley. Check out our suggestions at questsport.cc and assemble a kit that will make "grey Poland" no excuse to stay home.

Pockets in cycling clothing are a small detail that makes a huge difference in practice. When properly packed, they can save a training session, a long trip, or a competition. When used incorrectly, they can be irritating, disruptive, and detrimental to comfort. So what's worth carrying in them, and what's better left at home? What is worth having in your pockets? The basics are food – bars, energy gels, or dried fruit. Ideally, something that's easy to reach with one hand. Another must-have is your phone , tucked into a central or zippered pocket, preferably in an additional case that protects against sweat and rain. It's also worth carrying a small pump or CO₂ cartridges , an inner tube , and tire levers , especially on longer trips. On colder days, a lightweight vest or arm warmers that can be quickly removed and stowed away without stopping are great. Keys (preferably on a small carabiner) and tissues or a small buff are also useful. What is better not to wear? Avoid heavy and rigid items that might bump against your back or cause discomfort – it's best to leave large power banks, wallets, or workshop-grade tool kits in your saddlebag or car. Loose items that could fall out on bumps are also a bad idea. It's also a good idea not to overload the pockets – too much weight causes the shirt or sweatshirt to sag and the material loses its properties. Comfort and aerodynamics quickly suffer. Pockets adapted to the season In summer, lightness and accessibility are key; in winter, safety and stability are key. That's why zippered pockets are becoming increasingly common in cycling vests and jerseys, perfect for challenging conditions. Well-packed pockets mean less stress on the trail and more pure riding pleasure. After all, cycling is about having everything at hand—and nothing unnecessarily weighing you down.

Maryna Straltsova is a Polish triathlete who competed in Ironman Poland and the 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships in Marbella in the K30-34 category, among others. Success in competitions is not only the result of individual effort, but above all, the shared joy of completing the course. Her family provides Maryna with daily support, allowing her to train and pursue her passion, and her training and competition colleagues share their enthusiasm and pride, celebrating each medal they win. This aspect of community and mutual motivation is crucial to her – sport then becomes not only a physical challenge but also a source of emotion, friendship, and unforgettable memories.

We are proud to announce the team that will be competing this year under the leadership of @maja.wloszczowska – and we assure you, there will be no shortage of excitement: 🏊♀️ Maryna Straltsova @streltzova13 – swimming 🚴♀️ Maja Włoszczowska – bicycle 🏃♂️ Siarhei Nikanenka @s.nikanenka – run This trio joins forces to fight not only for a great result, but above all for a common goal – supporting the renovation and furnishing of the Children's Home in Chrzypsko Wielkie. We also have a behind-the-scenes tidbit: the @marek_plawgo team is now complete! We'll reveal more names soon... stay tuned, because this is just the beginning of great excitement. 🇺🇸 It's official! The first complete Charity Relay Team is here! This year's team, led by @maja.wloszczowska, promises excitement and determination. 🏊♀️ Maryna Straltsova @streltzova13 will tackle swimming, ♀️ Maja Włoszczowska will dominate the cycling leg, and Siarhei Nikanenka @s.nikanenka will finish strong on the run. Together, they're racing not just for results, but to support the renovation and equipment of the Children's Home in Chrzypsko Wielkie. Stay tuned for more team announcements – this is just the beginning of an unforgettable journey!

See how easy it is! Order professional, custom-made cycling apparel for your team from one of our three collections – Silver, Gold, or Platinum . Each collection is designed with different needs and skill levels in mind – from amateur teams to top-level professional teams. Your dream kit is just three simple steps away: choose a collection, design your unique design, and place your order. In no time, your team will receive personalized Polish cycling apparel with club graphics, ready for riding, training, and competing. We understand the importance of a complete, professional cycling kit —not only during intense training sessions, but especially on race day. That's why our offer is comprehensive, flexible, and tailored to the needs of every club. We've made sure you can focus solely on what matters most— riding and sharing your passion for cycling .