
Gifts for Cyclists: 20 Ideas Ranked by Price
Giving a cyclist a gift has one problem: they already have almost everything, and whatever they don't have, they've rejected for a reason.
This list is ordered from lowest to highest price, featuring products we make in Spain, Italy, and Portugal. At the end are the three gifts you can buy without knowing their size, which is the question we get every week at our Oviedo store.
Under €25

Classy EVO II cycling socks · €20. The gift you can never have too many of. A cyclist has too many bad socks and never enough good ones. Tall, made in Spain, and available in six colors. If you're unsure, garnet and navy blue are the most popular.
Asturias Corsa socks · €23. If the person is from here or has come to ride the mountain passes, this is the one that understands.
Mooquer Blend coffee · €8.95. Roasted in Asturias. The small gift that comes with another, or the little something for someone who already has everything.
Between €25 and €50

FAST Corsa cycling cap · €29. Five panels, fits under the helmet. The most iconic accessory in the peloton and one of the few that doesn't have a complicated size.
Aero Factory Road short gloves · €29. And the Racing in white, black, or grey for €36.
Aero Supercorsa socks · €45. Italian-woven channeled fabric with injected silicone and laser-cut edges. They are competition socks, and you can feel it when you touch them. For the cyclist who already has everything and pays attention to the details.
Thermique+ Copper winter socks · €25. With copper thread. In November, the most timely gift on the list.
The shortcut: the Classy Pack, €53

Classy Pack · Trio of socks · €53. Three pairs instead of one, with a 15% saving compared to buying them separately. If the budget is between 50 and 60 euros, this is the gift with the best relationship between what it costs and how it looks when you open it.
Between €50 and €100

DWR Aero vest · €79, in green or orange. The vest is the garment that is used the most and bought the least, because no one buys it for themselves. Windproof, water-repellent treatment, fits in the pocket. If you're only going to get one thing right, let it be this.
Blurry winter gloves · €79. Made in Poland. For those who ride in January.
Earth long-sleeve base layer · €59. The first layer that no one sees and that changes everything in winter.
FAST Corsa jersey · €89 and Corsa Pro bib shorts · €90. Here you already need to know the size.
Over €100

NFT Corsa thermal jacket · €149. The ultimate winter gift, and a garment that is used five months a year.
MITI SuperRoubaix long winter bib shorts · €149. Italian thermal fabric, in black or navy blue.
Supreme jerseys · €129 and Supreme bib shorts · €139. Italian and Portuguese manufacturing, seven-hour chamois.
The big gift: the Supreme Pack, €205

Supreme Pack · Complete kit · €205. Jersey, bib shorts, and socks, with a 15% saving compared to buying them separately. It is the gift for someone who wants to give a whole kit and not three separate things, and it is almost forty euros cheaper.
And if you don't know the size
It's the same old problem. Three solutions that work.
Socks. They go by foot size and the margin is wide. It is the cycling clothing gift with the least risk that exists.
Cap. One size fits all, fits under the helmet, and is one of the few garments that a cyclist does not buy for themselves.
Coffee. No one has ever returned a coffee.
And if you want to give a specific garment without taking a risk, write to us: we will tell you what size corresponds to each model and, if you get it wrong, the size exchange is free in Spain.
Looking for someone who runs? We have the same list for runners and trail runners.
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Frequently asked questions
What to give a cyclist for less than 30 euros?
Technical socks, which go by foot size and don't fail on size, or a cycling cap, which is one size fits all. The Classy EVO II socks cost €20 and the FAST Corsa cap, €29.
What is the best gift if I don't know the size?
Socks, cap, or coffee. All three completely avoid the problem. If you still prefer to give a garment, in Spain the size exchange is free.
Is a pack worth it?
If the budget allows, yes: the packs come with a 15% discount compared to the price of buying the garments separately. The Classy Pack is three pairs of socks for €53 and the Supreme Pack is the complete kit for €205.
What garment does a cyclist use the most and buy the least?
The vest. It is the garment that ends up in the pocket all year and almost no one buys it for themselves, because it always seems like it can wait. That is why it works so well as a gift.


























































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