decent jerseys

[FyrFytrRyn]

so after today's mid day 100+ degree ride, i decided to look into a decent MTB jersey. the cotton t isnt cuttin it anymore. any suggestions on a decently priced baggy jersey, brand, name, etc? thanks again guys.

[Jordansrealm]

i shop for jerseys at motorcycle shops. i have still yet to find a cycling short sleeve jersey i like they all run small and i have big shoulders so they look like muscle shirts on me. no thanks.

[Neccros]

Check out Nema, I have a few of their "Tshirt" jerseys and they fit great

[BRpunkRock]

I have a fox jersey that I like, other then that I have a nike dri fit shirt I wear sometimes or you could look into something like an under armor T shirt the sell loose fitting shirts not just the skin tight ones now

[Johnny Dirt]

Try REI, they carry Mountain Hardware that has wicking T-shirts that are cut nice & loose. Also their own line (REI) has some decent stuff.

[UseItOrLooseIt]

Yea, I agree with Brpunk, the fox jerseys are B.A.

[ShinKen]

for me looks really mean deeeek!! I like the loose feeling that makes me feel confy enough to move freely!! I like the fox gear but right now I have a few oakley jerseys that really kick ass!! check em out mengg!!! ahh yes they look cool too and all the cool kids r sporting em!! BELIVEEE IT!!!

[Skeeter]

Under Armour has a new loose fitting shirt called the Tech-T. its awesome, cheap only $20, and comes in all kinds of colors.

[JamR]

Check out the guys at www.hossmtb.com

Best jersey I've had so far.

They run large and fit comfortably loose.

I get the Rustler Jersey.

They are also local and the guys are out on our local trails, and members of the local clubs.

[LBmtb]

Hoss Rancher looks like it would work for ya too. $20.

[CalEpic]

You could could always buy one of the STR moto style FR jerseys... Oh wait.

Never mind.

[ocrider]

I second Hoss. I own some Hoss products and they are awsome!!!

[UseItOrLooseIt]

ooo, under armor. soooo many choices

[Pain Freak]

The freeride jerseys from Fox are lose fitting or the Troy Lee stuff is very lose.I have a couple Nema jerseys I like but they run on the small side so I'd look for a size up then you'd normally wear. Oakley freeride are very lose and breathe about better then anything else out there IMO.

[TURNERob]

I try and look for closeout stuff on Jenson and Pricepoint, usually you can find jerseys for around $20-$25. I've gotten Azonic and Troy Lee stuff and like them both. I would recommend getting one with a zipper down the front for those really hot days.

[Innes]

I recommend the Nike D.R.I. Fit shirts and the Hoss jerseys. They're both great and cheap.

[FyrFytrRyn]

thats for all the replies guys! its not that a reg-t is too hot, its that it just soaks up sweat and make me squishy. got so bad that the camelback straps got salty white . by baggy i meant not bib status.. lol. i cant wear real baggy stuff, i feel uncomfortable. (for example, i cant wear a regular large t shirt, i normally have to buy a "slim fit" or actually sew it smaller on the sides) i know its weird, but it just bugs me. so i just bought a fox "flow" jersey from REI. thanks for the suggestions fella's!


scratch that purchase from REI. as i was about to order my mom called me and told me sport chalet was having a sale. rode down there and got "strafer" vented shorts and and a "base" jersey (both from fox), 30% off too. big shoe sale too, like 50% off. this was the store in redlands by target and such, i am not sure about the rest of the stores.

[royta]

Originally Posted by FyrFytrRyn

...the camelback straps got salty white

I think that's normal, regardless of the jersey.

[Jordansrealm]

I actually found some nice fitting jerseys today for once at Sports Chalet in Foothill Ranch. Everlast and Adidas. Both very nice for guys that dont want to look skin tight!