







Winter Thermal Cycling Jersey for 59 –77°F Breathable





Please choose your size:this is ASIAN size,It may be smaller, it is recommended to buy a larger size.
Such as,If you measure it to fit M, it is recommended to buy L.

STEREOCUT FIT: The Rockbros Winter Cycling Jersey uses stereocutting technology and elastic fabric to closely follow body contours. It allows full freedom of movement and a comfortable fit during cycling, enhancing the overall riding experience.
DOUBLE-LAYER FUNCTION: Featuring a double-layer design with a full-length zipper, the outer layer blocks cold wind, while the inner fleece retains heat. The zipper allows adjustable ventilation for different temperature conditions.
FLEECE LINING WARMTH: The soft inner fleece lining provides gentle touch against the skin and excellent insulation, keeping riders warm and comfortable in cold weather.
WIND-RESISTANT FABRIC: The high-density nylon outer fabric is windproof yet breathable, maintaining smooth cycling motion without restriction.
MULTIPLE POCKETS: Three back pockets and additional side pockets offer convenient storage for essentials like phones, gloves, and energy bars.
SAFETY & REFLECTIVE DESIGN: Reflective elements on the jersey enhance visibility for night rides, ensuring safety.
COMFORT & FLEXIBILITY: 15% spandex ensures high elasticity, snug fit, and freedom of movement, making long rides comfortable.
IDEAL TEMPERATURE: Suitable for 15–25°C (59–77°F), perfect for autumn and winter cycling.
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