🧥 Przewalski Men's Cycling Jacket: Winter Thermal Fleece with Full Zipper - Classic Series Review

The item was dispatched on November 3, 2019 and received in the same week. Since then I've used it every weekend in mild Texas winter weather. Fit and comfort were good. But a few weeks ago I noticed that the stitching on the front right side was starting to tear and as you can see in today's picture it's getting worse and worse. I would now wear this if I was cycling alone but definitely not on a group ride to avoid negative comments. I have contacted Revain and have until January 31, 2020 to…

Very good construction with thicker and windproof material on the front and thinner material on the back. Adequately sized pockets at the back and tape around the waste to keep it from riding up. I'm 6ft 2in / 180lbs and this t shirt fits me perfectly. It's tight but not restrictive, with good sleeve lengths (often an issue for me). I wore it today on a ride that started in the mid 50's and ended in the mid 60's and it worked great with just a thin base layer, at least twice (or more likely…

The price was great. It was warm on a windy 50 degree day and he was only wearing a light t-shirt underneath. Breathability seemed good. I note that it is windproof, not windproof. I also wonder how he would behave on a rainy day. Definitely need more reflective strips. Despite my lumberjack build, my arms felt a bit long and loose. The shoulders were perfect so there is room for layers. Bags are good too. Overall excellent value for money and very comfortable. I'm glad I bought it. After…

This thermal zip offers a snug, athletic and comfortable fit that sits snugly at the waist thanks to an elastic band integrated into the fabric base. Not the warmest I've ever used, but the extra warmth is noticeable on days when temperatures drop into the 40's. It may be acceptable as a barrier layer in the 30's and 20's, I just don't see that type of weather in LA often enough to be effective in those circumstances. I bought for $34.99 and felt it was a great value at that price. North of $45

I ordered size XL and it fits a little tight, but if I had taken the larger size XXL the sleeves would have been too long. Basically, if you're overweight, it fits snugly around your arms and your arms are about the right length. Solution, lose weight! The jacket itself is well tailored and glad there are 3 pockets on the back. You can use this as a single layer jersey on a cooler day at 50-59 degrees Fahrenheit. Hands still let some cool air in, so hands get a little cooler. Under 50F. Use…

I'm 6ft 2in with an athletic build. No belly and bulky muscles. My usual jersey size is Large or X-Large. I bought it in size 3XL and thought I would wear it underneath. However, even in size 3XL, it was too tight. The worst thing about the fit was the non-slip belt. to stress the zip and I can't imagine it not breaking from the stress of the zip when moving. He's built like a woman or like a 13-year-old boy. I don't agree with what others say about the right temperature. I could wear this with

I wore this jersey for about eight 2-3 hour rides in 35-40 degrees and always with two layers underneath. If you really don't like cold weather, this t-shirt won't work alone in 50C or colder temperatures. I haven't tried it at higher temperatures yet. On every ride I used a thin Craft base layer and either a Craft Gore Windstopper base layer or a light to medium wool layer over and under the jersey. With this strategy I warmed up, although I was riding in light rain in 35 degrees and I got a…