If you’ve ever found yourself staring at your kit drawer, unsure of what to wear because the weather can't decide what it’s doing—same. Choosing the right cycling jersey isn’t just about temperature. It’s about comfort, breathability, performance, and yeah, a little bit of style too. The good news? MAAP makes it easier. Their women’s jerseys are built for real rides—from sweaty summer loops to chilly morning climbs—and they look good doing it.
I tried out some of their top-performing pieces to figure out which ones work best for each season. Here’s what stood out, and how each jersey fits into a year-round cycling wardrobe.
1. Women's Aerate Pro Air LS Jersey 3.0
I know—long sleeves in summer? Hear me out. This jersey surprised me in the best way. Same open mesh zones as the short-sleeve version, so the airflow is still there. But if you're riding in intense sun or want a bit of added coverage (hello, early-morning chills), this is the one to reach for. It gives you that extra layer without trapping heat, which is surprisingly hard to find in a long-sleeve jersey.
The fit is snug like the short sleeve, but because of the ultralight fabric, it never feels bulky. Black keeps it classic, and the zippered pocket is always appreciated. It's honestly one of the few long sleeves I’ve worn that didn’t feel like a mistake by mile 30.
Best for: Summer with UV concerns, transitional weather, long training days where you want extra coverage without overheating.
2. Women's Solar Pro Race Jersey
Built for serious performance, this jersey is all about reducing drag and maximizing aerodynamics. The textured sleeve fabric feels high-tech (because it is) and helps with airflow. Everything about the Solar Pro screams speed—from the snug fit to the clean bonded seams that practically disappear against your skin.
I loved this for interval training days or when I just felt like chasing PRs. It’s tight, but it moves with you, and the Infrared color pops without being flashy. This is the kind of jersey that makes you feel faster the second you zip it up.
Best for: High-intensity rides, races, and warm-to-hot weather training sessions with plenty of effort involved.
3. Women's Eclipse Pro Race Jersey
Eclipse offers nearly identical performance features as the Solar Pro—think 3D sleeves, UPF 50+, and quick-drying fabric—but in a subtler look. Pewter is understated, which I love for those days when you want the tech without the attention. It’s still built for performance: bonded hems, zipped pocket, sleek fit that doesn’t shift mid-ride.
If you love the idea of an elite-level race jersey but want something a little more toned down, Eclipse is it. It has that same “I'm taking this seriously” vibe, just in a softer tone.
Best for: Fast rides in warm weather, those who prefer neutral kit colors, and riders wanting pro-level features without loud colors.
4. Women's Training Thermal LS Jersey
This one is pure comfort. As soon as you put it on, you feel it—the brushed back fabric feels like a cozy layer without the weight. I wore this on an 8°C morning, and it kept me warm without getting clammy halfway up the hill. The Core Fit is slightly more relaxed, so it layers nicely with a thermal base or wind vest.
What I appreciated was how it handled fluctuating temps. I didn’t overheat on the climb, and I didn’t freeze on the descent. The Stella Blue shade has a soft, wintery vibe that feels just right in colder months.
Best for: 8–20°C rides, shoulder seasons, long base-mile days where comfort and insulation matter more than aerodynamics.
5. Women's Drome Pro Air Jersey 3.0
This one sits somewhere between Aerate and Solar—it’s a lightweight summer jersey with a bit more aero focus than Aerate, but not as compressive as Solar. The standout feature is breathability: those mesh zones do their job well, and the fabric feels super soft against the skin. It holds shape beautifully, doesn’t ride up, and Midnight is one of those timeless shades that works with any bibs.
Perfect for hot rides when you're going hard but still want something breathable. It doesn’t scream “race kit,” but performs like one.
Best for: Long warm-weather rides, tempo workouts, riders wanting a mix of comfort and performance.
Quick Tips: Choosing Your Jersey
Fit matters – Race fits are designed to be snug, reduce drag, and feel like a second skin. Great for high-effort days. Core fits are more relaxed and better for casual rides or layering.
Think seasonally – Lightweight mesh for summer (Aerate, Drome), thermal for winter (Training LS), and aero options (Solar, Eclipse) for performance days.
Function over flash – MAAP’s colorways are sharp, but focus on features first—UV protection, airflow, storage—and let the style follow.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re chasing watts in the summer heat or just trying to stay warm enough for winter base miles, MAAP’s women’s jerseys cover every season with tech-driven design and a wearable feel. They’re functional, flattering, and built for serious rides without ever feeling overdone.
