This cycling jersey was designed for long and intense rides. Its thin and highly breathable functional material ensures perfect body temperature even during intense and hard workouts.
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This cycling jersey perfectly goes along with the rest of the Karacho series.
Highly functional materials
Designed for endurance, power and stamina, this cycling jersey combines everything you could need for a rapid riding experience. Especially designed for longer rides, it’s sure to impress with its unique Karacho design and long freecut sleeves. Thanks to exceptional breathability, excess body heat can easily escape. Exceptional moisture wicking and mesh inserts under the arms ensure your skin feels pleasantly dry even on the hottest summer days. Three large flat pockets at the back provide ample room for a gilet and plenty of snacks. The hidden zip-up side pocket provides a place to store personal belongings. A silicone grip at the inside of the hem prevents riding up and ensures perfect hold no matter what position you’re cycling in. Thanks to its very fitted cut, the Karacho Cycling Jersey is ideal for fast training sessions as well as races. Ideal for road cycling and mountain biking.
Features
aerodynamic fit
soft and stretchy functional material
fast-drying
full zip
long freecut sleeves
silicone rubber on the inside of the hem for maximum hold
3 large flat back pockets
hidden side pocket with zip
stand-up collar
raglan sleeves
perfect for combining with the Karacho Bib Shorts or the Tri Shorts
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