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Endura SingleTrack Print T jersey


This rather casual-looking jersey from Endura holds its own when compared to some pricier and more tech-laden alternatives, and has become a favourite of ours for really sweaty rides. The lightweight fabric feels incredibly soft next to the skin and wicks well. It dries extremely fast too, which makes a difference if you end up stopping a lot during a ride. Raglan sleeves help to ensure things remain comfy when wearing a pack, and there’s enough stretch around the neck to make sure you never feel too restricted. The sizing is accurate enough, and it’s really hard to argue with the price.

Price $50
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