Mavic Waterproof jacket Cosmic

To ride like the wind, or maybe even a bit faster, you need to be ready for anything. Weighing in at just 65g, the Cosmic Wind Jacket is lighter than space dust and packs away in a jersey pocket easier than a cereal bar (some are more ergonomic, but that's rare).

Always there when you need it, its lightweight and compactness can make you forget it's there, even daring to brave the rain while calling yourself scatterbrained. However, if you pull it out, don’t be shy; its reflective markings and feminine style might draw some attention.

The fitted cut, along with the elastic waist and cuffs, keeps it from flapping in the wind like a sail without anchors. It also helps to retain warmth where you need it most, without affecting your range of motion, thanks to the stretchiness of its ultra-stretch fabric.

To maximise comfort, our textile engineers have included a ventilation flap in the back and laser-cut perforations in the Japanese nylon on the sides to wick away sweat and maintain unbeatable breathability.

Among the premium finishes, the Cosmic Wind Jacket features a zipper with an easy-grab pull tab, as well as reflective cuffs and hems for better visibility in low-light conditions.

Whether navigating space or keeping out of the elements, this jacket fights off the strongest winds and the most insidious rains while maintaining breathability and freedom of movement. All aboard.

Wind and light rain protection

The highly technical Japanese nylon layer offers a high degree of wind resistance and repels light showers. The elastic cuffs and waist prevent wind and cold air from getting in.

Freedom of movement and lightweight

The stretchy fabric and pre-shaped sleeves enhance your range of motion. The fitted profile keeps the wind from rushing in and preserves body warmth. The jacket packs into its own pocket and fits in your jersey pocket, weighing just 65g.

Premium finishes

The injected zipper with a pull tab allows for easy opening. Reflective strips on the cuffs and bottom improve visibility in low-light conditions.