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Outdoor Research Freewheel Half Zip Hoodie - Men's

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CA$149.96

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About this product

The Outdoor Research Freewheel Half Zip Hoodie is a bike-specific men's layering piece built for cool, shoulder-season riding. Its shell fabric, made from 92% recycled nylon and 8% elastane, delivers a combination of breathability, water resistance, and wind resistance alongside movement-mirroring stretch that keeps up with pedaling motion. The three-panel hood is designed to fit over a helmet, providing extra coverage without bulk, while articulated cuffs and a drop-tail hem give the garment a riding-specific silhouette. Shoulder seams are eliminated entirely to prevent pressure points under a backpack or hydration pack. A bonded zip pocket offers secure storage on the go. UPF 50+ sun protection adds utility for longer days in the saddle. The standard fit has a back length of 76.2 cm, and the hoodie is finished with a half-zip opening for easy ventilation control. Made in Viet Nam. Style ID 6034-998, available in Black.

Category: Clothing
Material: 92% Recycled Nylon, 8% Elastane
Color: Black
Size: Select
Made In: Viet Nam
Style Id: 6034-998
Back Length: 76.2 cm

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Outdoor Research Freewheel Half Zip Hoodie for its excellent breathability, strong wind resistance, and soft brushed interior that stays comfortable against the skin during cool-weather rides. Its bike-specific fit, articulated cuffs, drop-tail hem, and under-helmet hood are frequently highlighted as well-executed details. Many note it transitions naturally to casual and other outdoor use. The most common criticisms are its limited packability and weight compared to lighter wind layers, minimal storage (only one chest pocket), and some inconsistency in sizing, with a few users finding the fit runs baggy in the torso. It is also noted as best suited for light rain rather than heavy downpours.