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Fox Indicator Moth jersey


The soft fabric of the Indicator makes it incredibly comfy and gives it a slightly more subtle look than a regular jersey. It also wicks sweat well and dries quickly too. Sizing is accurate enough, erring towards a more tailored cut, with decent length in the body and arms. It’s good the fabric is stretchy because the forearms feel a bit tight initially. Flat seams across the top of the shoulders mean it’s comfy when wearing a pack too, and there’s a tiny stash pocket for a lift pass, though it’ll not carry much else. It’s missing a lens wipe, but the comfort, cut and styling make up for that.

Price $70

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