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Morvelo Stealth LS jersey


If you’re not a fan of fluoro and are looking for a more understated look on the bike, then the Morvelo Stealth jersey could be the one for you. With only a small ‘MV’ logo on the front and white detailing on the cuff, it’s both simple and stylish. The cut is relaxed but not overly baggy, so it’s ideal for trail riding and downhill too, if you don’t wear bulky body armour. For a 6ft rider we found the large size was bang on.

The fabric is breathable, and the construction integrates mesh panels down the sides of the body to help keep you cool and a hidden sunglasses wipe on the inside of the waist hem. Flatlock stitching helps avoid chafing. Being black, it’s never going to be an ideal hot weather choice, but otherwise, if you’re after a subtle, well fitting and wellconstructed jersey, look no further.

Price 67$
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