Anyone else got a built in wardrobe where only cycling kit hangs? The joys of living alone! DezB wrote: Anyone else got a built in wardrobe where only cycling kit hangs? Thought that was tame….
Also got about 10 sets of gloves Posted 6 years ago. Generally ride in base layer or technical t shirts now Posted 6 years ago. DT78 Free Member. WillH Full Member. IdleJon Full Member. I have just had to buy new socks though, I had run out for some reason.
Munqe-chick Free Member. I stopped counting at 20!!!!! FOG Full Member. For time-trialling, some jerseys incorporate texture on the shoulders to disrupt air-flow. This high-performance jersey has been constructed from eco-friendly recycled fibres, making it kinder for the environment, but it's still cool and moisture-wicking so you'll stay comfortable on those long climbs.
A 'J Stability' system at the waist means a perfect fit even as you adopt a lower, more aggressive riding position. When every second counts, this aerodynamic jersey promises to give you an unfair advantage. Castelli has used CFD Computational Flow Dynamics to analyse wake-flow, creating a jersey that has been optimsed to fit better and minimise drag in an aggressive racing position.
Three lightweight performance meshes area combined for optimum moisture-wicking when you're putting in the hard efforts. If you want to train through all weathers but prefer the performance of a jersey rather than layering up with jackets, you should look out for jerseys that use weather-resistant fabrics. A perfect choice come rain-or-shine. The Tutto Nano is an evolution of the Gabba, a jersey that has such a reputation that pro riders would buy it with their own money and cover the logo so they wouldn't upset their kit sponsors.
Nano Flex 3G fabric, as found in Castelli's superb Sorpasso tights, is flexible and has a fleecy feel on the inside so it traps body heat. The Le Col Pro Aqua Zero makes it easy to decide what to wear on those days when you're all set to race but the weather's made a turn for the worse. Break away from the competition in this aero-fit waterproof jersey which uses Aqua Zero fabric to let sweat out without letting the rain in. Perfetto ROS means 'perfect rain or shine' because Another best-selling jersey from Castelli that can trace its lineage back to the iconic Gabba, a jersey so good that the pros would buy their own and scribble over the logo so as not to upset the sponsors.
If you'll be carrying on through deep winter, you'll need something with extra insulation. Most deep-winter jerseys are designed to be worn with base layers to help to retain a layer of warm air. A versatile mid-weight insulating jersey. Choose a heavier base-layer and a jacket to stay warm on the coldest days, or wear with a mid-weight base-layer when it gets a bit milder. The fabric is designed to wick away moisture, minimising chill on descents.
Originally known as the 'Gabba,' Castelli's iconic winter long-sleeve was renamed to 'Perfetto' because that's exactly what it is. Every detail is geared towards winter riding, from the integrated pump sleeve to the roomy pockets designed especially for easy access in chunky winter gloves. In designing their ultimate deep winter jersey, dhb has thought of everything. Integrated Flashlight Technology FLT reflects headlights to help you to stay visible from any angle on dismal days.
The fleece-backed softshell fabric incorporates a high-performance membrane that keeps rain out but allows your skin to breathe. Perfect for riders who want the performance and comfort of a high-end jersey in temperatures between -2 to 10 degrees Celsius.
Shop road cycling jerseys at Wiggle. Need help choosing a base layer? Here's our guide. Mountain bike jerseys are cut for the riding position so it's important to choose one that suits your riding style. An aero-dynamic fit isn't as important, with the exception of the tighter-fitting XC race jerseys. A more casual cut also looks great for those cafe or pub stops.
When you try on your mountain bike jersey, think about how you'll be sitting on the bike. You shouldn't feel like your movement is restricted as you'll probably be shifting your body more than you would on a road bike.
Think about where you'll be riding and for how long. For overgrown trails and downhill riding, sleeves will protect your arms from thorny branches. If you need to carry a backpack or you'll be riding in warmer weather, ventilation panels will keep you comfortable.
Elasticated cuffs - On long-sleeved jerseys, elasticated cuffs will keep drafts at bay and prevent the sleeves from rotating or bunching which can be a distraction.
Grippers on shoulders - Some jerseys may feature grippers on the shoulders to keep backpack straps in chase, minimising chafing. Zipped pockets - Look for at least one zipped pocket so you can keep valuables safe even if you take a tumble. Colour — Will you be on the road between trails? Or maybe you'll be riding alone and need to be easy to spot if you get into difficulty.
Many MTB jerseys come in garish colours - don't be afraid to stand out. Glasses wipe - A microfibre panel inside the lower hem allows you to clean away mud quickly and get back on the trail.
Wind-and-water resistance - Look for breathable fabrics that will protect you from the elements. Ventilation - Panels of lighter fabric on the back and underarms will make all the difference on warm days, but especially if you need to wear a backpack.
Cut for armour - If you will be wearing body armour, some jerseys are cut specifically to accommodate. For example, some jerseys feature a neck-line designed specifically to wear over a neck-brace.
This provides aero benefits and ensures no flapping. If you like a more regular fit, or if you are at the end of a size range, we advice you to go up 1 size. Choose whatever your personal preference is. All measurements are in centimeters. Size S M L XL XXL Chest A Hips B Zipper length 53 55 57 59 61 Choosing the right size for the Pro jersey: important: The pro jersey is constructed from a highly flexible and lightweight fabric, which is meant to be worn skin tight.
The 4-way stretch fabric is very forgiving and comfortable and makes sure the jersey is comfortable for a range of body shapes. You don't have to be like a very skinny pro to wear it! How to measure your waist A: materials needed: A flexible measuring tape cloth tape , or if you don't have one you could use a string to determine the circumference and measure the string with a ruler afterwards.
Do not suck in your stomach. Measuring your Waist A. Take the measuring tape and measure around the smallest part of your waist. You can locate your waist by finding the top of your hips and the bottom of your rib cage, your waist is the soft part in between these two and usually the narrowest part of your torso.
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