Freewheel Short-Sleeve Jersey - Men's
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Outdoor Research Freewheel Short-Sleeve Jersey
The Freewheel Short Sleeve Mountain Bike Jersey is a breathable, moisture-wicking top with a bike-specific cut for trail and gravel riding. This top combines wicking, quick-drying, and breathable bluesign® approved materials with features like a drop-tail hem, UPF 30+ sun protection, and strategically placed shoulder seams for comfortable pack wear. ActiveTemp™, a thermo-regulating treatment, manages body temperature during long ascents and technical, heart-pumping descents. For sun protection and moisture-wicking with a fit designed for epic days in the saddle, the Freewheel Short Sleeve Jersey is an ideal addition to any bike kit.
- Responsible Collection
- bluesign® approved
- Material
- 45% recycled polyester, 45% polyester, 10% spandex
- Fit
- regular
- Zip
- none
- Season
- 3
- UPF Rating
- 30+
- Pockets
- no
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime
- Activity
- mountain biking, cross country, downhill, enduro
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4.5 based on 2 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 19, 2024
Solid shirt for daily riding!!!
The Freewheel Short Sleeve Jersey is more like a daily driver shirt over a traditional jersey. You can wear it daily for day to day tasks then hit the trail after work. The material is similar to other Outdoor Research shirts in the 2024 clothing catalog. I took the shirt for weekly rides on local trail heads in MD in spring and on the Santos Trails in FL on a work trip. The stretch is nice when you catch a sticker bush and length is nice if you have a long torso. The only con in my opinion is that a bring color would be nice for hunting seasons. I currently have the blue shirt and it looks good.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
April 3, 2024
Happy with it but not groundbreaking
Finally got the chance to ride in this. Breathable and is a nice fabric. I don't see a huge difference between riding in this versus any tech fabric shirt though. It also feels big. I think a snugger fit would help as I worry about snagging it on branches.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
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