Product Description
Brand |
Assos |
Category |
BIKEMENS |
Seller |
Backcountry |
When Assos introduces a new product, it does not do so with a single graphic or fabric treatment, but as an advanced piece of apparel with technological substance built directly into its construction. And with the latest iteration of its superlight sleeveless jersey, you receive just that. The Assos nS. superLeggara Sleeveless Jersey brings the next generation of Assos' ultra-versatile tops to your arsenal of cycling apparel, using proprietary materials and the greatest of in-house technologies. Wear it on its own for warmer riding conditions, or as a layering piece in combination with a long sleeve jersey for cool weather. Either way, you get the latest blend of Assos' fabrics and design details wrapped into a sleek sleeveless jersey design. The nS. superLeggera sleeveless jersey is constructed from five textiles, 19 patterns, and 12 components. The front panels use a heavier proprietary custom fabric called . vX121. Assos made the front thicker for insulation and wind-blocking where your torso needs it most. Moisture wicking is primarily regulated by the rear and side panels of the jersey. These side panels are made with a four-way contour stretch fabric for proper, body-mimicking fit and moisture transfer capabilities. Assos knows perspiration collects in high concentrations at these areas of the torso, which is why it targeted the panels with this lightweight, breathable fabric. On the rear of the jersey, there's a center panel running from the neck to the waist hem. This is a stabilizer panel with intentionally limited vertical stretch. The stabilizer panel acts as the spine of the jersey, and its function is to provide the Assos signature ""click-on"" fit. This fit braces the top as a whole, creating a supportive foundation that the complementary fabric panels build off of. Additionally, the spine prevents sagging from loaded pockets, and it also promotes horizontal stretch in order to follow the body in motion. The collar, armholes, and back of the neck are ...
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