Human Powered Health has partnered with Verge Sport for a new team kit in 2026.
Debuting in-race at the Santos Tour Down Under on January 17, the new design retains the team’s trademark color gradient whilst introducing a new texture we dub ‘Tailwind’, designed to embody speed, motion, and momentum.
The Human Powered Health logo takes center stage, paired with Verge, HumanGO, Wahoo and long-term supporters Kelly Benefits, featured prominently across the upper chest. Wheel and bike partners Black Inc and Factor Bikes adorn the sleeves. “Partnering with Verge Sport marks an exciting step forward for our program,” says Ro De Jonckere, General Manager. “Their commitment to innovation and performance aligns perfectly with our own ambitions. The 2026 elevates performance with world-class technology and strengthens the identity that defines Human Powered Health. We’re proud to bring this refreshed look to the Women’s WorldTour as we advance together.”
Verge was also present at the Wellesley Performance Lab in October and our recent training camp in Spain for bespoke fitting for the athletes.
“They are really invested in getting the best individual fit for our riders,” continues De Jonckere. “Meeting with them the first time at our testing camp in Boston and again at training camp in Spain to fine-tune and tailor the clothing to the rider, showing their commitment to innovation and performance.”
They are beliefs echoed by Verge Sport founder Michael Magur.
“This is a world-class program with values that mirror our own – progress, innovation, and elevating women’s cycling on the global stage,” says Magur. “To see our apparel supporting these elite athletes in the Women’s WorldTour is an honor and a milestone for Verge.”
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As well as retaining the rich, sweeping warm-to-cool color gradient that represents Human Powered Health’s Pillars of Performance, core to the 2026 look is a speed-evoking sweeping overlay named ‘Tailwind’.
“The concept came from the idea of ‘having the wind at our backs’ as we look ahead to a new season, new goals, and striving as an organization to reach a new level of performance,” says Sam Wiebe, Creative Director. “We wanted to visualize wind, motion and momentum. We wanted to maintain our trademark brand gradient, but we wanted to add a new layer, a texture, these streaks of visualized ‘wind’, to add our tailwind to the design.”
Features throughout the Verge kit mean Human Powered Health athletes are ready to compete at the top level.
“Our goal is simple: give every rider an immediate competitive advantage,” explains Magur. The new Human Powered Health kit uses our fastest fabrics, wind-tunnel-tested patterning, and rider-specific tailoring developed during individual fittings with the team. From our aerodynamic woven sleeves to ultra-breathable, cooling-engineered fabrics and refined panel shaping, every detail is built to deliver comfort, speed, and WorldTour-level performance. This is the same technology Verge athletes have relied on to win Tour de France stages and Olympic gold medals.”
The new partnership will also benefit fans on their own fitness journeys, keen to emulate the pros and elevate women’s cycling.
“This partnership allows us to bring fans closer to the team than ever before,” says Magur. “Throughout the season, we’ll release behind-the-scenes content, athlete-driven product insights, and special activations that celebrate Human Powered Health riders and the communities that support them. Expect contests and giveaways tied to major races — including chances to win official team-issue kits. Together, we want to grow the sport and make fans feel part of the journey.”
Here’s a first look at our 2026 racing kit. Keep it Human Powered Health this week to see the new kit in action as we dive deeper into the story of Verge.
