I kitted myself out head to toe from the Rapha Summer Sale and saved over $627 - you can too, but act fast as it's the final week

Hit the road in style with some of the best cycling clothing from the Rapha range, with up to 50% off, these deals will have you looking pristine at a fraction of the cost

Male rider wearing Rapha jacket
(Image credit: Rapha)

The Rapha Summer Sale has entered its final week, and the already brilliant discounts have just got even better. Rapha is offering huge reductions on some of the best cycling apparel. The iconic British cycling brand now has up to 50% off across its site, and includes the best cycling jerseys, waterproof jackets, cycling shoes, accessories and more.

Here at Cycling Weekly, we have tested many items from the Rapha range over the years, and it has always delivered on comfort, performance, and style. So, the Summer Sale is a perfect opportunity to treat yourself or stock up on your favourite Rapha kit.

I decided to search the Rapha Summer Sale, build a top-to-toe outfit for myself, and see just how much I could save. The result was mind-blowing—I saved a whopping $627 on the seven items I selected. It included a massive $190 discount on the Rapha Gore-Tex Rain jacket, which is one of the next generation of Rapha's Gore-Tex jacket range, free from PFAS chemicals.

Shop the Rapha Summer Sale

Rapha  Brevet Jersey
Save $100
Rapha Brevet Jersey: was $200 now $100 at Rapha

The Rapha Brevet jersey does it all brilliantly—it's one of the best short-sleeved cycling jerseys you could ever want, and a Rapha classic. It's perfect for all-day rides, delivering comfort, and with a five-pocket construction, there is plenty of storage for snacks and essentials. Made with Rapha’s proprietary merino fabric, it has all the temperature-regulating and anti-bacterial properties of merino wool with the durability of recycled polyester. There are plenty of colours to choose from and sizes from XS to XXL.

Read our Rapha Brevet Jersey Review.

Rapha Lightweight Base Layer
Save $28
Rapha Lightweight Base Layer: was $70 now $42 at Rapha

A base layer is a great starting point for your cycling wardrobe. They can provide a versatile performance that's ideal for a wide range of conditions. The Rapha Lightweight base layer is made from recycled polyester and works to actively wick sweat away from skin, and helps regulate your body temperature. It's also soft and comfortable under your bibs, preventing the dreaded chafing. It comes in XS to XXL, and five colours.

Read our Rapha Base Layer Review.

Rapha Cargo Bib Shorts
Save $109
Rapha Cargo Bib Shorts: was $310 now $201 at Rapha

We thought that Rapha's Cargo bibs were without doubt one of the best cargo bib shorts we'd ever tested. They scored highly for comfort, fit and the well-thought-out features. Highlights include the lightweight and water-resistant design, as well as easy-access leg pockets that allow you to carry plenty of ride fuel and tools. It comes in three colours, and is sized from XS to XXL.

Read our Rapha Cargo Bib Shorts Review.

Rapha Brevet Element Gilet
Save $60
Rapha Brevet Element Gilet: was $120 now $60 at Rapha

A gilet is another versatile addition to any cyclist's wardrobe. They are perfect for early morning starts or for popping on during your ride if things get chilly. The Rapha Brevet Element gilet features lightweight, windproof fabrics designed to protect your core from the cold. It's also packable with a compact design, meaning you can stash it in a pocket or bag easily. It comes in four colours and sizes XS to XXL.

Read our Rapha Gilet Review.

Rapha Gore-Tex Rain Jacket
Save $190
Rapha Gore-Tex Rain Jacket: was $380 now $190 at Rapha

The Rapha Gore-Tex Rain jacket is the next generation of rain protection that’s fully waterproof, breathable, windproof and free from PFAS chemicals. It will provide you with what Rapha claims is best-in-class waterproof protection. Constructed from lightweight Black Diamond-certified Gore-Tex fabric with an ePE membrane, which eliminates the use of PFAS. It's also created with a non-fluorine DWR water repellency treatment. Easily packable when not in use. It's available in two colour choices and sizes XS to XXL, but the reduction varies depending on the colour chosen.

Check out our Best Waterproof Cycling Jackets Guide.

Rapha Classic Shoes
Save $130
Rapha Classic Shoes: was $260 now $130 at Rapha

The Rapha Classic cycling shoes are designed to deliver comfort and performance, making them a great choice as one of the best cycling shoes. Featuring a double-wall lacing system, it disperses forces more evenly to eliminate pinch points, and the spacious toe box, sculpted heel, and low-cut upper provide additional comfort. The full-length carbon footplate means they deliver plenty of power transfer when you need to lay down the watts. Available in four colours and a range of sizes, with the reduction varying depending on the colour chosen.

Read our Rapha Classic Shoes Review.

Rapha  Pro Team Socks
Save $10
Rapha Pro Team Socks: was $25 now $15 at Rapha

You can never have enough cycling socks, and the Pro Team socks complete the outfit and are some of the best cycling socks available. The Rapha Pro Team socks have a luxuriously soft feel with a nice thickness in the right places. They are also breathable and wicking to keep your feet cool during the longest of rides. Available in four colours, sizes from XS to XL.

The Rapha Summer Sale has one week to go, but there is still a ton of kit to choose from, so something for everyone. The chosen deals are from the US site, but Rapha UK is also carrying discounts, and is worth checking out if you're UK-based. Below you'll also find Rapha deals from other retailers, which show the best prices in your territory.

Paul Brett
Deals Writer

Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cycling Weekly and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.

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