Descrizione
The kit you wear on a four hour ride is a piece of equipment, and it fails in specific ways. A jersey that does not wick turns into a wet compress by the second climb. A pad that is too soft compresses flat after ninety minutes and leaves you shifting on the saddle. This set is built to the opposite brief: a 100 percent polyester jersey with a full-length locking zip, and a bib short with a sponge pad layered where the sit bones actually land.
The jersey carries three rear pockets with enough depth for a phone, two bars, and a gilet, plus a fourth zipped pocket for keys and cards. The full-length zip is the design choice that matters in changeable weather, because on a long descent you can open the front to dump heat and close it again one-handed without stopping. Flatlock seams sit away from the shoulder straps so nothing rubs where a backpack or hydration pack would press.
The bib short is where the set justifies itself. The 80 percent polyester, 20 percent spandex blend gives four-way stretch without going translucent when you stand on the pedals, and the sponge pad is positioned for an upright-to-aggressive riding position rather than a single fixed angle. Silicone-free leg grippers hold the hem without pinching, and the bib straps are wide enough to distribute load across the shoulders instead of cutting into them.
Sizing runs true to size across 100 colour and size combinations, from XS to 4XL, so riders who normally struggle to find kit above an XL have real options. The summer weight is deliberate: this is not a three-season garment. Wear it between roughly 15 and 32 degrees Celsius, add arm warmers below that, and it performs exactly as intended.
Comfort on a long ride is a mechanical problem. Solve it with the pad, the seam, and the zip.
What Makes It Different
- ✦Full-length locking zip, openable one-handed on a descent and secure at speed
- ✦Three deep rear pockets plus a zipped valuables pocket
- ✦Sponge pad positioned for both upright and aggressive riding positions
- ✦80/20 polyester-spandex bib short with four-way stretch and no transparency
- ✦Flatlock seams kept clear of shoulder strap contact points
- ✦Wide bib straps and silicone-free leg grippers that hold without pinching
- ✦100 size and colour combinations, XS through 4XL
Technical Specifications
- Set contentsShort sleeve jersey and bib short
- Jersey material100% polyester, moisture wicking
- Short material80% polyester, 20% spandex
- PadSponge pad, multi-density placement
- SleeveShort sleeve, flatlock hem
- ZipperFull length, locking pull
- PocketsThree rear plus one zipped
- FitTrue to size, race cut
- SizesXS to 4XL across colourways
- SeasonSummer, roughly 15C to 32C
- DisciplineRoad, MTB, gravel, commuting
Where It Earns Its Place
Road riders use it for weekend centuries and Tuesday chain gangs. Gravel riders use it because the pockets hold real food and the pad survives six hours of washboard. MTB riders use it for the flatlock seams, which do not chafe under a hydration pack. Commuters use it because the full zip makes a 25 minute ride in August bearable and the same kit still works in October with arm warmers. The 4XL top end makes it one of the few sets on this store that fits a genuinely large rider without a special order.
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Questions Buyers Actually Ask
Q: I am between sizes, should I go up?
The fit is true to size with a race cut, which means close but not compressive. If your chest measurement sits exactly on a boundary and you prefer a looser jersey, take the larger size. The bib short should be taken at your normal size, because the spandex relaxes about half a size with use.
Q: Is the pad enough for a century ride?
For most riders, yes up to around 100km, and beyond that it depends on saddle choice and position. The sponge pad is denser than a gel pad and does not compress flat, which is the failure mode that matters on long distances.
Q: Can the bib short be worn without the jersey?
Yes, the pieces are matched in colourway but sold and used independently. Many riders buy a second jersey and rotate one short through the week.
Q: How do I wash it?
Cold machine wash inside out, no fabric softener, hang dry away from direct sun. Fabric softener coats the polyester and kills wicking, which is the single most common reason kit starts feeling clammy.
Q: Will the white and light colourways go see-through when wet?
The short uses an 80/20 blend with a denser knit than typical summer lycra, so it stays opaque when wet. Light jerseys are single-layer and can show a base layer through, which is normal and why most riders pair them with a skin-tone or white base.
Q: Do the sizes run the same across all colours?
Yes, the size grading is identical across colourways. The 100 combinations are colour and size pairings of the same pattern block.
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