Pearl Izumi Adds 25% Off to Its Already-Discounted Winter Clearance Sale

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Those in the market for some new bibs, shoes, gloves, and/or jerseys, rejoice: Pearl Izumi is running a massive winter clearance sale now through next weekend. The brand has slashed prices on some of its best-selling products and last-season styles, plus adding an additional 25% off already-discounted clearance items. Prices start as shockingly low as $6 for a muscle tank top.

Right now, select colors of the Attack Jersey, available in both men’s and women’s sizes, are discounted by up to $40. Constructed from recycled plastic water bottles, this classic top features an excellent moisture-wicking fabric, three rear bellowed pockets, and BioViz reflective elements for low-light visibility and safety. It may be winter now, but this is a great piece to hold onto until the start of summer. Grab it in men's sizes small to XXL and women's sizes extra-small to XXL.

The brand's Attack Gloves are also on deep discount at just under half off their retail price of $30. These traditional fingerless cycling gloves rely on gel inserts rather than padding to support your palms while riding, helping prevent numb fingers and add a slip-free grip. They’ve also got reflective elements for low-light visibility. You can grab a set of Attack Gloves in men’s sizes S to XXL and women’s sizes S to XL for $16.88 right now. The women’s screaming pink colorway is even cheaper at $11.25.

First-time shoppers can save even more by subscribing to Pearl Izumi's newsletter, which adds an additional 15% off your cart total. And yes, that discount applies to clearance items.

Check out the full selection of goods on sale at Pearl Izumi's site, and check out some of our picks below. This winter clearance sale runs through February 12, so act now or risk that much-needed item selling out.

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