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ASSOS Equipe RS Winter Jacket johDah

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ASSOS Equipe RS Winter Jacket johDahASSOS Equipe RS Winter Jacket johDah June 2025: ASSOS end of production sale item. Limited sizes quantities available. A second skin winter jacket built for training in cold winter conditions, the ASSOS Equipe RS Winter Jacket johDah equips you with breathable insulation that actively regulates temperature and moisture management based on your level of exertion. Temperature range guideline: 5C to +6C Utilize an ASSOS baselayer to adjust for conditions

ASSOS Equipe RS Winter Jacket johDah

June 2025: ASSOS end of production sale item.
Limited sizes/quantities available.

A second-skin winter jacket built for training in cold winter conditions, the ASSOS Equipe RS Winter Jacket johDah equips you with breathable insulation that actively regulates temperature and moisture-management based on your level of exertion.

Temperature range guideline: -5C to +6C
Utilize an ASSOS baselayer to adjust for conditions
Variables to consider: temperature, wind and precipitation, level of exercise activity and cold sensitivity. #equipmentnotclothing #sufferincomfort #theygoinsidewestayoutside

This is the most technical, low-volume winter softshell jacket that ASSOS have created to date. Known in-house @ASSOS HQ in Switzerland as the johDah, this stormproof jacket comes to life with high-output efforts—rewarding you with second-skin protection and temperature regulation like nothing you’ve experienced before.

Shattering the mold for upper body protection during the harshest conditions, the johDah jacket makes no apologies for its demands. It’s specifically engineered for the serious year-round rider and pro athlete. The watts generated during exercise determine whether the textiles developed for this system become “activated.” Get it right and you’ll be rewarded with a winterproof second skin that breathes and flexes with your body, providing just the right amount of insulation to perfectly regulate your core temperature during cold winter multi-hour training rides.

Project johDah began by developing a totally new line of softshell fabrics, each of which is lighter and more breathable than anything ASSOS have developed thus far. Known as SPHERE, this family of fabrics is the successor to the long-running Stratagon—giving  varying thicknesses of membrane-equipped materials for waterproof protection and flexible comfort. Starting from the inside out, the front panel is made up of several ultrathin layers. The first resembles a short zippered mid layer, which protects your chest with targeted insulation. Next comes the 3L wind- and waterproof SPHERE Light textile, which features a light thermal interior. To ensure you don’t overheat, Diffusor “valves” are located at the shoulders, which are a set of air vents that draw in air from the outside and inject it between the jacket’s layers of fabric.

The upper back and forearms are targeted with the robust 3L SPHERE Medium, which features a thicker more insulating fabric on the inside. The lower back panel is made using OSMOS Heavy, the most insulating of ASSOS brushed-back materials, while the integrated mid layer employ the lighter, more breathable OSMOS Light. Finally, the upper arms utilize a warp-knit 3L ZigZaggy Foam that wraps you in plush, wind-blocking insulation.

It’s important to note that the johDah is one part of a three-piece system. Wear it with a regular Winter baselayer during most cold weather conditions or pair it with your ASSOS Thermobooster Mid Layer for added insulation. For extra coverage in wet or extra-demanding weather, deploy your ASSOS Equipe RS Clima Capsule Alleycat over the top. Either of these extra layers conveniently stow in the johDah’s Thermobooster Pod along the upper back panel. Yes, we’ve thought of everything.
ASSOS CLIMACODE 3.3 WINTER - color code blue

TECHNOLOGY
FEATURED FABRICS
SPHERE Light: Used for the front panel, this middle-weight version of SPHERE is a patented 3L windproof, waterproof, and highly breathable woven softshell constructed with a PU bonded membrane for added water-repellency. Elasticity: 4-way stretch.
Tibet: The innermost layer in SHERE Light, this bi-stretch circular knit adds light insulation and helps pull moisture away from the layers below.
SPHERE Medium: Used for the upper back and forearms, this is the heaviest version of SPHERE. It’s a patented 3L windproof and highly breathable woven softshell constructed with a PU bonded membrane for added water-repellency. Elasticity: 4-way stretch.
Rhombus: The innermost layer in SHERE Medium, this polypropylene terry with smooth jacquard features a 3D diamond net construction to promote airflow, wick moisture, and add an extra layer of insulation along the upper back and forearms.
ZigZaggy Foam: The upper sleeves are made with this 3L warp-knit, windblocking fabric, which features a foam-like core and brushed fleece interior for added thermal protection.
OSMOS Heavy: This warp-knit is used along the back panel, the heaviest in the OSMOS family, featuring asymmetrical stretch and a soft, durable construction. High levels of insulation are derived from the brushed skin-facing side.

CONSTRUCTION/FIT: 
ASSOS racingFit, is a second-skin silhouette engineered for WorldTour pro-team aerodynamics. A trim, speed-focused fit that’s tighter and more compressive. May feel restrictive out of the riding position but feels like a second skin while riding

ENGINEERING:
//Integrated Face Mask: Stowable neck and face protection in OSMOS Light for the most extreme winter riding conditions.
//Diffusor: An ASSOS-exclusive sewing construction that creates dual “valves” on the fronts of the shoulders, drawing in cool air for added ventilation.
//Double-Slider Asymmetrical Zipper: Reversed camlock design, metal construction, offset at the collar for added comfort.
//Thermobooster Pod: Fourth pocket along the central back panel, engineered to store the Thermobooster Mid Layer or Alleycat Clima Capsule.
//Triple Ramp Pockets: Our storage design with three textile-lidded pockets optimally located for ease of access; color-coded and featuring a micro-perforated bonded tape for visibility.
//Raw-Cut Waist: Creates a smooth, aerodynamic design that seamlessly integrates with your additional layers.
//Bi-Modular Rear Hem: A wide, bi-modular elastic flexes more along the side than in the middle to give you a secure, “tuned” hold.

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