Classic Cycling Base Layer - White

Classic Cycling Mesh Tank Base Layer

Our lightweight base layer is designed to keep you cool & dry during the summer months.  It is lightweight and breathable due an open mesh knit fabric that increases ventilation and air flow. Because of the 3D nature of the mesh it creates a layer of air between the skin and your training top that helps manage your core temperature. The knit fabric has fantastic wicking properties and a soft-touch. It has a superior wicking effect, drawing any excess sweat from the skin's surface and transferring it away from the body. This keeps you feeling dryer, fresher and cooler. It is cut for a performance fit, sitting comfortably close to the body. A slight give in the knit offers a contouring appearance as well as allowing full freedom of movement. Minimal seams prevent friction against the skin during high intensity training sessions. 

For sizing info please refer to the sizing tab above.  This base layer will fit snug.  

Specs:

Sport Fit

If you can picture your favorite oversized t-shirt, you’re well on your way to knowing what a sport fit is. Sport fit describes a a fit that is loose-fitting and relaxed. Great for riding around town in a style that’s going to give you more than enough room to move around on or off the bike. If sport fit descibes how you want your jersey to fit, you should order atleast 1 size larger than the sizing chart recommends.

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Pro Fit

If you’re comfortable in a slightly more tailored look, then the Pro fit is probably the fit you’re looking for. More fitted to the body than the Sport fit, the Pro fit is going to begin to give you some of the performance features of a higher-end jersey, but it’s still going to offer some room to breath. If pro fit describes how you want your jersey to fit, the size recommended by the sizing chart should provide the fit you prefer.

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Race Fit

A "race fit" is very form fitting in order to offer you the benefit of aerodynamic riding and ofter muscular support. A race fit feels the tightest of the three cuts we classify. If you want your jersey to have a race fit, and you are on the lowend of a size described by the size chart, you should consider ordering a size down.