Bellwether Criterium Pro Jersey - Spruce, Women's, Small
Product Description
Bellwether Criterium Pro Jersey - Spruce, Women's, Small
- Lightweight, breathable fabrics combined with direct-vent mesh side panels ensure optimal moisture management and temperature regulation during warm-weather rides.
- Ergonomically designed raglan sleeves provide a comfortable, unrestricted fit in the riding position, enhancing your performance and comfort on long-distance cycling adventures.
- Designed with practicality in mind, this women's cycling jersey features a large 3-pocket storage system and a full cam-lock zipper for easy use and convenient gear organization.
- Enhanced safety with reflective accents increases visibility to motorists, making it an ideal choice for early morning or evening rides.
- Constructed with durable, high-performance materials and a silicone gripper waistband to prevent ride-up, ensuring the jersey stays securely in place for active cycling sessions.
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