Men Cycling jerseys

Functional cycling jerseys for men get you on tour

There are plenty of cycling jerseys out there. They are not only functionally equipped and specially tailored to the needs of cyclists. They are now also just as stylish as many normal t-shirts.

What is so special about cycling jerseys for men

 

Functionality is the top priority for cycling jerseys, after all cycling is an intensive sport. No athlete wants to be travelling with a sweaty t-shirt that sticks to their sweaty body. That's why, unlike conventional t-shirts, cycling jerseys are not made from cotton but from functional materials:

Velo jerseys made from polyamide or polyester are very robust, breathable, quick-drying and generally easy to care for. The natural fibre merino wool is also becoming increasingly popular in the world of sportswear. It is also increasingly being used for cycling jerseys. Merino wool is particularly popular because it is naturally temperature-regulating and anti-odour.

In addition, the most important features of a cycling jersey for men include:

 

• The cut is a special feature of a good cycling jersey. It is cut slightly longer at the back for better coverage.
• The front of the jersey is equipped with a zip that can be either continuous or ends halfway down the length. This allows you to let in some fresh air if necessary.
• The cuffs of a men's cycling jersey are elasticated and the hem has a non-slip silicone band on the inside. This prevents the jersey from flapping and slipping while riding.
• In addition, some bike jerseys also feature raglan sleeves. These allow you more freedom of movement. They also have no seams that get in the way under the shoulder straps of a bike backpack.
• The jersey ideally has three back pockets, at least one of which has a zip. You can store your energy bars, drinking bottle and smartphone safely and within easy reach.
• A cycling jersey for men should offer good moisture transport. This means that the water vapour produced on your skin through perspiration is quickly transported to the outside of the jersey, where it evaporates as quickly as possible.
• Good cycling jerseys also have a thermo-regulating effect. Similar to a thermos flask, a layer of air between the jersey and your skin ensures that you don't freeze when it's cold outside. In warm temperatures, on the other hand, this layer of air provides cooling.

Racing cyclist or mountain biker - which jersey do I need?

As a general rule, cycling jerseys should be functionally equipped and cut in such a way that they fit close to the body, but at the same time allow you the freedom of movement you need in the saddle. And yet there are small differences depending on the area of use.

The be-all and end-all of a racing cycling jersey for men, for example, is a close fit, as low air resistance is particularly important here. Mountain bikers, on the other hand, love a casual fit. That's why jerseys for downhill or enduro biking are cut slightly wider than racing jerseys. Many of these mountain bike jerseys are also equipped with a goggle cleaning cloth integrated into the waistband so that you can quickly remove dirt splashes from your goggles after a muddy ride. Everyday bikers or all those who prefer to take it easy on their trekking or e-bike have a free choice: Whether tight-fitting or casual cut, long sleeve or short sleeve jersey, merino wool jersey or synthetic fiber, every cyclist will find the right tops at Transa.