How to ride to work in style with Altura's new Grid collection

Altura's new Grid Collection offers the perfect combination of on the bike performance and off the bike style

Female commuter riding a Brompton in Altura Grid Parka
(Image credit: Altura)
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By Cycling Weekly
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Riding a bike is, in our admittedly biased opinion, the best way to get to work. We also realise that many people are put off of the idea of cycle commuting because, well, Lycra.

That's where Altura's new Grid Collection comes in.  This exceptionally stylish new range of waterproof jackets and trousers is designed to offer all of the practical benefits you'll require to pedal to your workplace, while at the same time looking good enough to wear when you're not sitting on a saddle. 

With good looking, but superbly functional, pieces such as the Altura Grid Parka, Field Jacket and Half Zip Softshell Hoodie your outerwear should no longer be an excuse for not riding to work.

A male commuter wearing an Altura Grid Filed Jacket

Altura's new Grid Field Jacket looks good both on and off the bike

(Image credit: Altura)

Of course, once you're appropriately attired there's still plenty to think about before you can jump on the bike and ride in to the office. To help you, we've teamed up with Altura to gather together 10 of our best cycle commuting articles in one place!

Ride To Work Advice With Altura grid

A female commuter wearing Altura Grid Softshell

The Altura Grid Half Zip Softshell Hoodie is incredibly versatile

(Image credit: Altura )

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