MTB Outlet

The MTB Outlet collection brings together discounted Alpinestars mountain bike gear across key riding categories, including jerseys, shorts, pants, gloves, helmets, and protective equipment. It is designed for riders looking for technical MTB apparel and protection at reduced prices while still shopping within the official Alpinestars range.

Because this is an outlet collection, availability can vary by season, size, and color. If you want to compare discounted items with the current full range, you can also explore the MTB collection.

MTB apparel should fit close enough to stay stable on the bike without restricting movement, breathing, or layering. Jerseys are typically intended to allow freedom at the shoulders and elbows, while shorts and pants should stay secure at the waist and move cleanly through the pedal stroke.

If you plan to wear knee guards, liners, or base layers underneath, allow enough room for those layers when choosing your size. Riders between sizes usually choose based on their preferred fit: closer for more performance-oriented riding, or slightly more relaxed for trail comfort and extra layering space.

Yes, the MTB Outlet can include protective gear such as helmets and body protectors, and some items in those categories are CE-certified. Certification is not identical across the whole collection, so the exact standard depends on the type of gear and the individual item.

At collection level, the safest approach is to treat certification as item-specific and check the product page for the exact marking, coverage type, and intended use. For the broader protection range, see MTB protection and MTB helmets.

The collection can cover multiple mountain bike disciplines, but the right choice depends on the level of protection, weather resistance, ventilation, and coverage you need. Lighter jerseys, gloves, and open-face helmets are typically better suited to general trail riding, while more protective setups are better for aggressive enduro or downhill use.

Use the product category as a quick guide when browsing the outlet:

Care starts with the garment label. In general, technical MTB jerseys, shorts, and pants should be washed in cool water with mild detergent and without fabric softener, as softeners can affect moisture management and technical finishes. Air drying is the safest option for most cycling apparel.

For protective gear, remove any detachable protectors before washing the garment, and clean armor or helmet liners according to the product instructions. Avoid high heat, bleach, and aggressive tumble drying, as they can shorten the life of fabrics, foams, prints, and protective components.