BIOFLEET TRAIN ZIP JACKET | BIOCERAMIC™ INFUSED FABRIC FOR ADVANCED THERMAL REGULATION AND SUPERIOR MOBILITY KEY FEATURES Bioceramic™ Infused Fabric — Regulates body temperature and reflects far-infrared energy → Accelerates recovery and sustains endurance during high-intensity training. 4-Way BioFlex Construction — Provides multi-directional elasticity → Delivers unrestricted mobility for technical movements and elite performance. High-Profile Stand Collar & Adjustable Hood — Offers customizable coverage and wind protection → Dominates cold-weather conditions by maintaining optimal core temperature. Reinforced Side Zipper Pockets — Provides low-profile, secure storage → Protects personal essentials and eliminates distractions during explosive movement. Moisture-Wicking Fiber Blend — Rapidly transports sweat away from the skin → Keeps the athlete dry and focused through every set. SPECIFICATIONS Fabric Technology: Bioceramic™ Infusion Materials: 90% Polyester / 10% Spandex Construction: Full-zip • BioFlex 4-way stretch Fit: Athletic Performance Fit TECHNOLOGY Bioceramic™: Engineered mineral-infused yarn reflects far-infrared heat back into the body to support endurance and accelerate recovery. What you feel: Consistent thermal regulation and muscle support without overheating. MODEL INFO On model: 5'11", 31" waist, wearing Large in Black/Silver. Engineered for the transition from indoor sessions to outdoor intervals, the BioFleet Train Zip Jacket delivers elite performance in any environment. This advanced layer utilizes Bioceramic™ technology to optimize thermal output during cool-weather workouts. Layer it for early starts or wear it solo for high-output training where mobility is non-negotiable for the Virus® athlete. Virus® & WheelWOD — Virus® serves as a partner of the 2026 Adaptive CrossFit Games by WheelWOD. WheelWOD is the global leader in adaptive functional fitness — designing competitions, programming, and resources for athletes with disabilities. From the Open to the Games, we support the athletes who prove that ability defines performance - not limitation.
