Men's Blue Thermal Cycling Jersey, Cool/Cold Weather
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Our blue thermal jersey performs well in temps ranging between 40-65°F, but with various vest & base layer combos, you can easily wear it down to 30°F.
The Alpine Thermal jersey is your all-in-one solution for cool/cold weather cycling and commuting in primarily dry conditions. With 3 rear pockets, a zippered valuables pocket, breathable stretch fabric, and reflective features, it's among our most versatile garments. On its own, it excels in temperatures from 40-65°F, and with various vest and base layer combinations, it keeps you warm down to the low 30's. The reflective placements are subtly bright (350+ Lumens), strategically maximizing visibility on the forearms and down the sides of the rear pockets.
Additionally, the locking YKK zipper features reflectivity on both sides of the teeth. We've meticulously designed the pockets for practical usability and efficient storage of cold weather essentials, including a slightly wider center dump pocket for glove-friendly use and space for a vest, wind/rain jacket, or bulky gloves. A zippered valuables pocket ensures a secure spot for your I.D. or cash. Purchase the Alpine Thermal jersey for unmatched versatility and performance.
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