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Outdoor Research Freewheel Men's MTB Short Sleeve Jersey Lightweight Comfort, Trail-Focused Fit The Outdoor Research Freewheel MTB Jersey is built for long days in the saddle. Featuring bluesign(R) approved, recycled polyester with Active Temp(TM) thermo-regulating technology, this short-sleeved jersey helps manage your body temperature through grinding climbs and fast descents. Its lightweight and breathable construction wicks moisture, dries quickly, and delivers UPF 30+ sun protection. The bike-specific fit includes a drop-tail hem for added coverage and shoulder seams positioned for comfort while wearing a hydration pack. Whether you're chasing singletrack or putting in gravel miles, this jersey is built to keep up. Features Active Temp(TM) thermo-regulating treatment manages body heat during exertion Breathable, quick-drying, and moisture-wicking for high-output rides UPF 30+ rated fabric offers essential sun protection on exposed trails No top shoulder seams to prevent chafing under pack straps Drop-tail hem provides extra coverage in a riding position Partial rib collar and center back locker loop for casual function and easy hanging SPECIFICATIONSFit Standard Material Recycled polyester with bluesign(R) approval Sun Protection UPF 30+Sleeve Length Short Intended USe Trail, Gravel, Enduro Men's Sizing Size XSSmall Medium Large XL2XLWaist (in)26. 5 - 29"29 - 31. 5"31. 5 - 34. 5"34. 5 - 37. 5"37. 5 - 41. 5"41. 5 - 45. 5"Chest (in)33. 5 - 36"36 - 38. 5"38. 5 - 41. 5"41. 5 - 44. 5"44. 5 - 48"48 - 52" | Outdoor Research | Men's Freewheel Short Sleeve Jersey | Size Extra Large In Black/spice/dark Olive | Polyester

Outdoor Research | Men's Freewheel Short Sleeve Jersey | Size Extra Large In Black/spice/dark Olive | Polyester

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