Cyber Monday: Seven stocking filler deals that we love and recommend for the cyclist in your life

Act fast! These are easily some of the best deals that we have seen and will help you to get your shopping done nice and early

Stockings filled with gifts for a cyclst for christmas
(Image credit: Getty Images - Jose Luis Pelaez)

Deals, deals, deals, who doesn’t love a good one? Particularly if it gets your Christmas shopping done nice and early. Festive shopping can be difficult at the best of times, even more so when the country is going through a cost of living crisis. Although the cost of items isn’t just what makes it a challenge year in year out. 

How many times have you found yourself wondering around your nearest department store late in December fretting over what to buy particular family members or friends? I think most of us can relate to that feeling, I certainly can anyway. 

dhb Aeron Lab All Winter Polartec Glove

dhb Aeron Lab All Winter Polartec Glove

US: was $65.00, now $22.99 at Wiggle US

UK: was £50.00, now £20.00 at Wiggle UK

These gloves are the real deal and an essential bit of kit this winter. The extra Polartec insulation will ensure your hands stay warm and dry in all conditions. 

Shimano SH11 SPD-SL 6 Degree Cleats

Shimano SH11 SPD-SL 6 Degree Cleats

US: was $11.79, now $5.99 at Light in the Box

UK: was £21.00, now £9.99 at Sigma Sport

An essential for every cyclist. Most riders will get through cleats on a pretty regular basis during the year, particularly if you don't own cleat covers. Not the most exciting of gift ideas, but an essential that they'll be grateful for!

dhb Aeron Lab Polartec Neoshell Overshoe

dhb Aeron Lab Polartec Neoshell Overshoe

US: was $72.00, now $27.99 on Wiggle US

UK: was £60.00, now £24.00 on Wiggle UK

Getting thick and warm winter cycling socks is one thing, but a decent pair of overshoes is another must buy. Every cyclist who wants to get out over the winter months will benefit from a decent pair of overshoes and these Polartec insulated ones from dhb really are ace. 

Rapha Merino Regular Length Socks

Rapha Merino Regular Length Socks

US: was $25, now $18.75 at Rapha

UK: was £18, now £13.50 at Rapha

Use code BF2023

I absolutely love my Rapha Merino Socks and would argue that these are a must buy! Get yourself a pair when ordering some for the cyclist at your work in the office secret Santa!

Castelli Undersaddle Bag Mini

Castelli Undersaddle Bag Mini

US: was $39.99, now $29.99 at Backcountry

UK: was £37, now £27 at Sigma Sport

Every serious cyclist should own a decent saddlebag, particularly if you're setting out on a road ride by yourself! I have a standard sized bag but would love it if I pulled one of these from my stocking this Christmas. 

Le Col Beanie

Le Col Beanie

US: was $33.00, now $16.90 on Le Col US

UK: was £25.00, now £13.00 on Le Col UK

Not quite the right kind of hat to wear underneath your helmet, but still a stylish accessory to pull on at the coffee stop and show off your favorite kit brand.

Defeet Woolie Boolie Comp 6" Cuff D-Logo Socks

Defeet Woolie Boolie Comp 6" Cuff D-Logo Socks

US: was $21.95, now $16.46 at Competitive Cyclist

UK: was £19.99, now £15.99 at Tredz 

Defeet socks are an absolute winner, particularly the Wollie Bollie ones. Pull these on and your guaranteed to keep your feet warm and toasty when you set off on that early morning ride.

An absolute essential and an absolute must buy!

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Tom joined Cycling Weekly in early 2022 and his news stories, rider interviews and features appear both online and in the magazine. 

He has reported from some of professional cycling's biggest races and events including the Tour de France and the recent Glasgow World Championships. He has also covered races elsewhere across the world and interviewed some of the sport's top riders. 

When not writing news scoops from the WorldTour, or covering stories from elsewhere in the domestic professional scene, he reports on goings on at bike shops up and down the UK, where he is based when not out on the road at races. He has also appeared on the Radio Cycling podcast.