ThermoLite is a lightweight synthetic insulation fabric engineered from polyester fibres. It provides superior warmth without bulk and is used in cycling jerseys, bib tights, outdoor apparel, shoes, and sleeping bags. It is commonly used as a substitute for natural insulators because of its durability and performance.

How does ThermoLite work?

ThermoLite uses a hollow-core polyester construction that traps warm air within the material to retain heat even when wet. It simultaneously wicks moisture away from the skin to the outer surface where it evaporates, making the fabric fast-drying and suitable for high-output activities.

What are the benefits of ThermoLite fabric?

ThermoLite is lightweight, durable, quick-wicking, breathable, and fast-drying. It provides insulation without bulk, offers freedom of movement, and has water resistance. It is also non-allergenic and resistant to fading, shrinking, and wrinkling.

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What is Thermolite fabric and why is it used in cycling kit? We explain how it works, what makes it different from fleece, and when to wear it.

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What is CoolMax? Coolmax is a specifically engineered fabric which is created from a blend of Polyester fibres. Designed to improve breathability compared with natural fibres. A trademark of Invista (the world’s largest integrated fibre, resin and intermediates company), CoolMax was developed in 1986 by DuPont Textiles & Interiors (now Invista). The CoolMax fabric was originally … Read more …

Goat fact #47

A ruminant is any hoofed animal that digests its food in two steps. First by eating the raw materials and regurgitating a semi-digested form known as 'cud' then eating the cud. Ruminants include goats, sheep, cattle, deer, camels, llamas, giraffes, bison, buffalos etc. – sheep are rubbish. Just saying