Mens Cycling Jerseys

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Pearl Izumi Men’s Quest Jersey	Canari Cyclewear Men’s Cycling Jersey	Primal Wear Men’s Torque Jersey

Men’s Sublimated Short-Sleeve Cycling Jersey	Funkier J-774 Short Sleeve Jersey	Adrenaline Promotions Men’s Racer Cycling Jersey

Whether you are a competitive or a recreational cyclist, you are probably well aware of the importance of choosing the ideal type of clothing for cycling. The right cycling jerseys can significantly enhance your comfort levels and performance, and even ensure safety on the bike.

Mens Cycling Jerseys Buying Guide

So beyond the usual consideration of style and fashion, the function should be given serious importance when choosing a cycling jersey. Here are some tips to help you out:

Fabric

The Majority of men’s cycling jerseys are constructed using synthetic materials that are specifically designed to wick away moisture from the body. This moisture-wicking ability will remove moisture from the skin, thereby keeping you comfortable and dry throughout your ride. Among the popular fabrics used for cycling jerseys include polyester/lycra blends, polyester, and proprietary polyester blends and weaves.

Fit

Men’s bicycling jerseys are designed to provide a closer fit to prevent the fabric from flapping in the wind. Also, moisture-wicking fabrics should be close to the skin to enhance their effectiveness. However, if you are a recreational rider who prefers a slightly looser fit, then you can either choose men’s cycling jerseys that are labeled as “Recreational Fit” or “Club Fit.”

Zippers

The zipper length needs scrutiny when it comes to ensuring a comfortable fit and proper ventilation throughout your ride. In general, a 9-inch or 10-inch zipper is ideal as it allows easy removal and good air circulation. Some cyclists prefer the 14-inch zipper, which will go down all the way just above the navel, thereby allowing maximum ventilation. There are also full-length zippers that offer the advantage of offering an opening just like a regular jacket but retaining the tight fit of the cycling jersey.

Sleeves

There are two main categories when it comes to the sleeve design of men’s cycling jerseys: the raglan and the traditional. The former features a seam that runs directly from the jersey’s neckline towards the armpit, which allows free movement and maximum comfort, especially when you are in an aero position. The traditional sleeves run nearly straight up to the jersey’s armpit.

Elastic Hems

It is generally best to choose a jersey with an elastic hem to prevent the fabric from billowing in the wind. For those who are not particularly concerned with wind resistance, as mentioned, a “Relaxed Fit” can present a good choice.

Pocket Style

The traditional men’s cycling jerseys following a traditional European cut feature three pockets across the back. However, given the popularity of off-road riding, many jerseys today have zipped pockets for storing wallets and keys.

Sizing

Men’s bicycling jersey sizing is perhaps one of the most important yet difficult issues to consider. There are two types of fit available in the market today: the traditional European cut and the relaxed American fit. It is important to note that sizing can vary from one company to another, which means you should not solely rely on size. An ideal way to determine the right sizing is to take chest and neck measurements and check the size and fit charts provided by the manufacturer.

Top 5 Mens Cycling Jerseys

Pearl Izumi Men’s Quest Jersey

Featuring soft and lightweight fabric, the Pearl Izumi Quest jersey offers quick-drying capabilities and exceptional ventilation. With its moisture transfer properties, this men’s bicycling jersey can deliver consistent dependable performance and great thermal regulation, which is perfect for long training rides.

Its ultra-sensor moisture-wicking fabric effectively removes sweat from the skin and draws it to the outer surface to allow rapid evaporation. It also comes with 3 mesh rear pockets that hold all riding essentials, along with 3-quarter length front zippers to ensure maximum temperature control, semi-form comfort fit, and an elasticized hem. In addition, the jersey comes with reflective elements for low-light visibility conditions.

Canari Cyclewear Men’s Cycling Jersey

Made with polyester, this men’s bicycling jersey features a dry core wicking fabric and full front zippers complete with reflective trims. It also comes with a back mesh panel, elastic waist hem, and triple storage pockets.

Primal Wear Men’s Torque Jersey

This men’s cycling jersey features a hand-drawn piece featuring an illustration of the inner gear of a human machine, in steel gray-blue. It also comes with simple accents and race lines to enhance design. Not one to solely focus on style, this jersey comes with 3 rear cargo pockets along with a full hidden zip. It is made with 100% speedpro fabric, featuring a double knit performance polyester that effectively wicks away sweat from the body so you can enjoy cool and comfortable throughout your ride. Using highly advanced printing methods, it can deliver very detailed and colorfast designs.

Men’s Sublimated Short-Sleeve Cycling Jersey

Constructed with 100% Coolmax Polyester, the jersey features race cut-based European fit, ideal for lean and mean cyclists. It comes with 3 fitted back pockets for convenient storage and a half-body zipper on the front along with an ¾ inch elastic waist hem to deliver precision fit.

Adrenaline Promotions Men’s Racer Cycling Jersey

Featuring sublimated graphics, means the cycling jersey ensures resilient and long-lasting sharp colors that resist fading. It also comes with 3 rear cargo pockets and neck zippers that offer adjustable ventilation. All jerseys are finely crafted using 100% 100% Dri-Fit Treated Micro Fiber Polyester that offers quick drying and moisture transfer to ensure total riding comfort.

Tip: To prevent nasty odors, never leave a wet jersey lying around.

If you're on a long-distance race or bicycle tour, you'll probably need to wear the same jersey for a few days. Many cyclists have trouble preventing the buildup of odor-causing bacteria on their sweat-soaked jerseys. The secret to doing so is very simple.

You should always dry your wet jersey the moment you reach your rest stop. Bacteria thrive in moist and cool environments, so put it under the sun and it'll be odorless in no time at all.