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The new season is the perfect time to focus on lightness, comfort, and design that works with your body. That's why our new BREEZ jerseys are now available – created for both women and men who expect maximum functionality while riding in warm conditions. Lightness you can truly feelBREEZ is a jersey designed for intense effort and high temperatures. Thanks to the combination of two ultra-light materials, it provides an ideal balance between breathability and elasticity. It's clothing you almost stop feeling – leaving only freedom of movement and full focus on the ride. Technology that makes a differenceSleeves made of light Spargo material perfectly adapt to the arms, and a clean-cut finish with silicone ensures they stay in place without pressure or shifting.The body made of Fez material is responsible for effective moisture wicking and quick drying, so you maintain a feeling of freshness even during intense training. For her and for himThe new BREEZ line is not only about technology but also a refined design adapted to the physique of women and men. Modern colors and subtle details make the jerseys look great both during training and on longer rides. Minimalism that worksBREEZ is the essence of what you need in summer: maximum ventilation ultra-low weight full freedom of movement modern, technical design This is a jersey for those who want no compromises – neither in comfort nor in style. BREEZ – feel the lightness in every movement.

Cycling and traveling are a perfect pairing – especially off-season. In winter and early spring, many European regions offer excellent riding conditions, fewer tourists, and more affordable prices. Spain remains the undisputed winter classic – Andalusia and the Costa Blanca delight with sunshine, good asphalt, and trails of varying difficulty. Southern Portugal, on the other hand, is a great choice for those who appreciate quieter roads and ocean views. For those who prefer to travel by car , southern Europe is easily accessible. A drive from Poland to northern Italy or Croatia takes about 10–14 hours , and fuel and toll costs for a full car are often comparable to the price of an airline ticket. A car also offers great flexibility – it's easier to bring your gear, plan multiple locations, and travel freely within your local area. An alternative is to fly with your own bike as sports luggage. Most airlines offer this option for an additional fee (usually 200–400 PLN one-way ), and flights to Spain, Italy, or Portugal take 2–3.5 hours . This is a quick and convenient option, especially if your destination is a single region and you're planning intense training sessions. Simply pack your bike appropriately in a box or carrying bag. Spring is a great time to head to Italy – Tuscany, Sicily, and the Lake Garda area offer the perfect blend of cycling, culture, and cuisine. Croatia , especially Istria, is also becoming increasingly popular, with the cycling season starting earlier than the tourist season. This is the perfect time to explore Europe from the saddle – without the rush, crowds, and summer heat.