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Barrier Indigo Blue Men's Cycling Windproof Vest Barrier Indigo Blue Men's Cycling Windproof Vest
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Every year comes the moment to conquer your next summit.
The new Cumbres Míticas 2025 collection pays tribute to the climbs that forge character: Alto de Patios, Alto de Palmas, Alto de Letras, Alto del Sifón, and Passo di Gavia. Five unique jerseys, designed with cutting-edge technology and comfort, inspired by iconic mountains that turn the road into part of your story.
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The Alto de Letras is one of the longest climbs in the world, located in Colombia. This mountain pass is renowned for its incredible length and altitude, with an ascent that stretches for over 80 kilometers from the town of Mariquita to the páramo, reaching more than 3,700 meters above sea level.
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The Alto de Patios is Bogotá’s most emblematic climb and a mandatory meeting point for the city’s cyclists. Spanning nearly 6 kilometers, it begins in the urban area and rises to 2,800 meters above sea level. Its difficulty and proximity make it a weekly classic for those training in the Sabana, with demanding ramps that test both power and consistency.
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The Passo Gavia is one of the legendary climbs of world cycling, located in Italy. This mountain pass is recognized for its toughness and alpine beauty, with a road that winds for more than 17 kilometers, reaching an altitude of 2,621 meters above sea level. Its snowy landscapes, sharp switchbacks, and unpredictable weather make it a legendary challenge in grand tours such as the Giro d’Italia.
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The Alto de Palmas is a popular climb near Medellín. It is a route well known by both local cyclists and professionals due to its gradient and length, with an ascent of approximately 16 kilometers.
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The Alto del Sifón is one of Colombia’s most challenging mountain passes, located in the department of Cundinamarca. Its ascent stretches for more than 20 kilometers with steady gradients reaching up to 10%, taking cyclists beyond 3,200 meters above sea level. Combining physical demand with the majesty of the Andean landscape, it is one of the climbs that commands the greatest respect among local riders.
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