Women's Long-Sleeve Cycling Jersey Quest AllRoad Bordo

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Marta Łagownik has written another exceptional chapter in her sporting career. At the LOTTO Challenge Gdańsk 2026 competition, she achieved a spectacular victory in the PRO middle distance, crossing the finish line with an impressive time of 4:07:43. What makes it particularly special is that the Gdańsk native triumphed in front of her home crowd, fulfilling one of her biggest sporting dreams. Dominance from start to finish The competition in Gdańsk brought together top male and female triathletes, but on that day Marta Łagownik was beyond the reach of her competitors. She finished over six minutes ahead of the second-place athlete, confirming her excellent form and superb preparation for the season. The final women's classification was as follows: 🥇 Marta Łagownik – 4:07:43🥈 Rebecca Anderbury – 4:14:06🥉 Elisabeta Curridori – 4:15:42 Such a significant lead over her rivals best demonstrates the scale of the Polish athlete's success. A challenge on a demanding course LOTTO Challenge Gdańsk is one of the most prestigious triathlon events in Poland. Competitors raced on a middle distance covering a total of 113 kilometres: 1.9 km swimming in the Baltic Sea waters near the pier in Brzeźno, 90 km cycling heading towards Żuławy and Sobieszewo Island, 21 km running, a half-marathon held in the picturesque Reagan Park. This year's edition additionally presented participants with an extremely difficult challenge. The competition took place in very demanding, almost tropical weather conditions. High temperatures and high humidity meant that proper pace management and hydration were key to success. A dream fulfilled in front of her home crowd For Marta Łagownik, victory in Gdańsk had a special dimension. Competing on her home turf, with the support of family, friends, and local fans, she was able to experience one of the most beautiful moments of her career. Triumph in LOTTO Challenge Gdańsk is not only another victory in the athlete's achievements but also proof that consistency, hard work, and belief in one's own abilities allow for the realization of the greatest sporting dreams. We sincerely congratulate Marta on her phenomenal performance and wish her further success both nationally and internationally!

When you think of wool, what's the first thing that comes to mind? A heavy, itchy sweater from your grandma? If so, it's time to completely change your perspective. In the world of modern cycling – and especially on gravel and ultra-distance trails – there is only one queen. And that is merino wool. Although synthetics dominated cycling apparel for years, natural fibers are making a big comeback. Why are cyclists massively switching to merino, and why should you consider it too? Let's find out. The magic of nature: How does merino work? Merino sheep live in the extreme conditions of the New Zealand Alps, where summer temperatures reach +35°C and winter temperatures drop to -20°C. Their fleece had to evolve to adapt to these anomalies. The result? A fiber with amazing properties that is perfect for cycling. Top-level thermoregulation: Merino doesn't just warm you up on chilly mornings. When the temperature rises, the fibers wick away moisture and pleasantly cool the body. It's the ideal choice for fickle spring and summer weather. No more unpleasant odors: Synthetics can start to smell unpleasant after just a few kilometers. Merino has natural antibacterial properties. Even after a full day of intense riding in the peloton, your jersey will remain fresh. Unrivaled softness: Forget about itching. Merino fibers are incredibly thin and elastic, making the material feel as soft as silk against the skin. Gravel, bikepacking, and merino – the perfect duo It's no coincidence that the merino wool boom coincided with the explosion in popularity of gravel biking and bikepacking. When you embark on a multi-day trip with limited luggage, every gram counts. Instead of packing three different polyester jerseys, you can bring one good merino jersey. In the evening, just air it out, and in the morning, it's ready for the next ride. Less washing, less luggage, more freedom. Retro style and athletic character from Quest At Quest, we know perfectly well that cycling is a dynamic sport where apparel must work with the rider. Pure merino wool on a bike could lose its shape, which is why in our products, we always opt for a thoughtful mix of the highest quality merino wool with elastane. What does this mean in practice? We retain all the brilliant, natural thermoregulatory properties of merino, but thanks to the elastane blend, the jersey maintains its athletic character 100%. It fits the body perfectly, doesn't stretch, and loaded cycling pockets remain stable on the back without sagging. Our jerseys from the Geometric Retro Merino line are a tribute to cycling classics, enhanced with a modern, fitted cut and full functionality. Looking for the perfect balance between technical support and style? Check out our suggestions: For Men: Check out the men's Geometric Retro Merino cycling jersey and feel the difference in your next training session. For Women: Discover the fitted, women's version Geometric Retro Merino women's cycling jersey, which combines subtle elegance with uncompromising comfort and an athletic edge. No matter if you're planning a hundred kilometers around town or an epic journey into the unknown – let nature and technology take care of your comfort. See you on the trail!