Endura AllTrack Ride Kit Review 2026: Gravel-Ready Layers for Triathletes

Endura built its AllTrack Ride collection around a simple idea: one set of kit that works for road, gravel and everything in between. For triathletes who train on mixed surfaces, commute on the bike they race on, or just want fewer wardrobe decisions before a wet autumn ride, that crossover pitch is worth a look. We tested the three core AllTrack Ride pieces stocked at Tredz.

What to Look For

Crossover cycling kit needs to do two things at once: survive a rougher, dirtier ride than a pure road setup, without giving up the aerodynamics and breathability you still want on faster efforts. The AllTrack Ride range uses a relaxed-but-tailored fit — Endura’s own description is “not baggy, not tight” — plus water-resistant fabric and storage that works without a jersey.

Endura AllTrack Ride Packable Cycling Jacket
Endura AllTrack Ride Packable Cycling Jacket

Key Features to Consider

  • Water-resistant, breathable fabric — the jacket and shorts use a DWR (durable water-resistant) finish so light rain beads off rather than soaking in, without the clammy feel of a full waterproof shell.
  • Packable design — the jacket stuffs down small enough for a jersey pocket or top-tube bag, useful for triathletes who train through unpredictable autumn weather and don’t want to commit to a layer for the whole ride.
  • SideLock waist adjuster and cargo storage — the bib shorts add an elasticated zip waist adjuster and thigh cargo pocket access, features borrowed from gravel riding that suit long training rides where you’re carrying nutrition and spares.
  • Tailored, articulated cut — shaping through the hips and sleeves is built for an on-bike position rather than a baggy off-bike fit, so it doesn’t flap or bunch in the aero position.

Our Top Picks

Best Overall: Endura AllTrack Ride Packable Cycling Jacket

Lightweight, breathable and water-resistant, this is the piece to grab when the forecast is uncertain. Elasticated cuffs and hem keep it in place at speed, and it packs away easily once the sun comes out. £102 at time of writing (RRP £120).

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Best Value: Endura AllTrack Rout Long Sleeve Cycling Tech Tee

A simple long-sleeve technical base layer that works equally well as a stand-alone piece on a mild day or a base layer under the jacket in colder conditions. £59.50 at time of writing (RRP £70) — the cheapest way into the range.

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Best Premium: Endura AllTrack Ride Gravel Cycling Bib Shorts with Cargo Carrying Capacity

The most technical piece in the range, with a SideLock elasticated zip waist adjuster, a zipped security pocket, hand pockets and thigh cargo access built in — genuinely useful on long rides where you don’t want to rely on jersey pockets alone. £123.25 at time of writing (RRP £145).

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Buying Tips

  • Endura’s cycling fit runs true to size for most riders, but if you’re between sizes on the jacket, size up if you plan to layer underneath it.
  • The bib shorts’ cargo pockets are designed for gravel-style carrying — don’t overload them on a triathlon bike where extra weight around the hips affects your position.
  • All three pieces are currently in stock at Tredz; AllTrack is a new-for-2026 line, so sizes can sell through quickly in popular colours.

Care and Maintenance

Wash on a cool cycle with a technical-fabric detergent rather than standard powder, which can clog the DWR coating and reduce water resistance over time. Avoid fabric softener for the same reason, and air dry rather than tumble drying to protect the elastane content in the fit panels.

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