Sweat Defeating Cycling Top
Sweat Defeating Cycling Top
A lycra jersey isn’t a must for a cycling event – you just need a top that has good wicking properties – meaning sweat is drawn away from the skin – and plenty of breathability. Running tops will work as well, though steer away from baggy material that will flap around on descents.
Cycling jerseys do, however, have a number of benefits – grippers or elasticated hems will keep the jersey from riding up as you lean over, traditional three pocket designs provide space for inner tubes and food, and a central zip is handy for unzipping on climbs and zipping up on descents.
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Beneath your jersey, a base layer will sit against your skin, pulling away moisture and keeping you from cooling down when you get sweaty.