WIND JACKETS
WINDBREAKERS AND PACK JACKETS FOR ROAD AND GRAVEL CYCLING
Wind jackets are an essential part of any road, gravel or MTB cyclist's wardrobe.
They do one thing and they do it well.
They stop wind.
Their mission in life is to nestle unnoticed in your jersey back pocket until you call on them. A cold wind can make any ride uncomfortable and a wind jacket can fix that in a flash, instantly increasing your ride's possibilities.
Pack jackets are just wind jackets that can be packed and stored in their own back pocket.


Vind Pack Jackets
Engineered for road and gravel cyclists, the Vind Wind Jacket is a slim, packable windproof shell that lives up to its name - when the air turns cold, Vind keeps you riding. Exceptionally lightweight and breathable, it folds effortlessly into its own rear pocket for on-the-go stowage.
Designed with a refined Swedish aesthetic, its sleek cut complements Sigr’s nature-inspired palette and understated design ethos. The fabric is wind-resistant yet breathable, offering protection from chill without trapping sweat. Reflective accents enhance visibility in low light, adding a safety element for early starts or late finishes.
Whether it’s a shady climb, cool descent, or unexpected lull in summer warmth, Vind is your ultra-light safeguard - always there when summer doesn’t play along


Norrsken Pack Jackets
The Norrsken collection is inspired by the northern wonder that is the Aurora Borealis or "Northern Lights" as it is commonly known in English.
These are our ultimate pack jackets. Sporting a highly reflective winter pattern, they help keep those cold winds out and will pack down to almost nothing in their own packing pocket, ready to be thrown on when the conditions require.
For men & women.

Treriksröset
Proven performers that have become a Sigr classic. Clean and elegant no-nonsense design.
And stops wind like a champ.
For men & women.
Fun fact: Treriksröset is the point where Sweden, Finland and Norway meet.

Uppsala
Trustworthy wind jackets. Sleek black or unmissable high-viz yellow. Reflective prints make this jacket a great allrounder.
For men & women.
Fun fact: Uppsala was the main pagan centre of Sweden and was a legendary Viking settlement, its temple containing magnificent idols of the Norse gods.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wind Jackets
Wind jackets are a lightweight essential for cyclists looking to stay comfortable in variable weather. Below are some of the most common questions about using wind jackets for cycling.
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Are wind jackets good for cycling?
Yes, wind jackets are an essential piece of cycling gear that can be used year-round. They are designed to be windproof while remaining breathable, making them perfect for moderate temperatures. In colder weather, you can layer up underneath without adding bulk to your ride.
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How much does wind slow you down when cycling?
A strong headwind can significantly affect your speed, typically reducing it by about half the wind speed. For instance, if you normally ride at 30kph on flat terrain in still conditions, a 32kph headwind can slow you down to around 14kph, making it feel like you're climbing a steep hill.
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Why don't cycling jackets have hoods?
Most cycling jackets don't feature hoods because they are generally incompatible with helmets. However, jackets designed for mountain biking, touring, and casual use often include hoods that are meant to be worn under helmets for added versatility.
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What are the cons of wind jackets?
Wind jackets are typically made from 100% polyester fibres, making them incredibly lightweight and compact when folded. Some people view the lack of insulation as a drawback, but this is also what makes them versatile and easy to layer.
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How effective are wind jackets?
Despite their lightweight fabric, wind jackets are highly effective at retaining body heat while shielding you from the wind. They help minimise the cold sensation, making them ideal for windy conditions.
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What makes a good cycling jacket?
A quality cycling jacket should feature a high collar and insulated chest for warmth, along with ventilation across the back and underarm areas to prevent overheating. Look for a lightweight, packable design with enough storage for essentials like energy gels or bars.
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Do wind jackets protect from rain?
Some wind jackets come with water-resistant finishes that can fend off light rain for a short period. However, they are not intended for continuous wet weather, so for heavy rain, a dedicated rain jacket is more appropriate.