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Royal Racing Dart jersey


AT JUST A smidge under 35$, Royal's new Dart jersey packs quite a punch, not only offering a nice, simple, casual look but delivering technically too.

Although the material feels a bit coarse to the touch, the Dart is very comfortable once on. The casual styling and loose fit mean you may want to go down a size though - riders who normally wear a medium are likely to find that the small is a better fit.

If you get sweaty out on the hills, the bird's-eye jacquard fabric wicks moisture away effectively enough. The Dart isn't the lightest jersey about though, so it can get warm quite quickly.

PRICE 35$






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