Review on 🚴 Ultimate BERGRISAR Men's Cycling Jerseys: High-Performance Short Sleeve Bike Shirt by Ronald Ingram

For the price they're not bad. It's cool in summer and the design is comfortable. Comfort isn't bad either. problems I see. The elastic at the bottom shouldn't go all the way. For this reason the t-shirt closes if you are not tall. I would say you should be 5ft 9+ with a fairly long torso. Otherwise the front will sag and it will look like a hot dog coming out of your tummy. The elastic in the back pockets is too tight. The jersey is narrower in the waist. This makes the leotard tight in the waist even if the chest is the right size. You'll feel the stretch as you zip up. I have a 39" chest and a 33-34" waist. With the American environment, I could feel the stretch. It's just an uncomfortable feeling. Comparatively, I also wear other brands of tight race jerseys and don't have this back problem. My more expensive jerseys only have ribbing on the back and sides, not the front. This prevents warping. This applies to relaxed, semi-fitted and racing jerseys. They are also rated UPF+ for sun protection. I'm looking for UPF 50 or higher as I'm out for hours in the heat. The best t-shirts have very little elastic in the back pockets so they don't pull on you when you close them. This will make the shirt more comfortable. In addition, the arm warmers are cut to be as comfortable as possible when cycling.