History confirms it, and the altimetry confirms it: wearing the green leader's jersey of the Tour of the Alps is not for everyone, and the 48th edition, scheduled from April 21 to 25, will certainly not contradict this rule.

Cycling, traveling, and enjoying bicycling, however, can be a privilege for everyone, perhaps exploring the splendid routes of Trentino, Alto Adige, and Tyrol: it is to enthusiasts that Tour of the Alps and Sportler, partners for three years of the euroregional stage race, dedicate the new replica kit created by Alè Cycling.

The new Tour of the Alps by Sportler outfit was presented on Saturday, March 22 at Sportler Bike in Bolzano, the largest bike-only store in Italy, during a community ride that featured special guest Mattia Stenico, a young Trentino professional cyclist from Team VF Group – Bardiani.

The Tour of the Alps by Sportler replica kit is inspired, in colors and graphics, by the green leader's jersey of the general classification, presented along with the other official jerseys of #TotA 2025 last Thursday, March 20, at the Casa della Pesa, the institutional headquarters of the Euregio in Bolzano.

The jersey, characterized by the classic green and the Tour of the Alps, Sportler, and Alè brands, is paired with bibshorts, black with a green bottom and coordinated graphics. The outfit will be available for sale starting Monday, March 24 at Sportler Bike stores, and online on the sportler.com.

The replica and community ride are among the elements of a collaboration between Tour of the Alps and Sportler, which has been consolidated edition after edition, resulting from their common connection to the territory and, naturally, to the sport and its practitioners, for whom Sportler is an absolute point of reference with its 27 stores in Alto Adige, where the brand has its roots, and throughout the Alpine region.

Sportler will also be present on the roads of the Tour of the Alps to meet the public of enthusiasts, particularly in Vipiteno during the second and third stages of the euroregional race.