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The Troy Lee Designs Skyline SS MTB Jersey is designed for mountain bikers who prioritize comfort and functionality without sacrificing style on the trail. Its key benefit is the combination of moisture-wicking, quick-dry fabric with a relaxed fit that ensures freedom of movement during technical rides; however, riders who prefer a strictly skin-tight racing fit may find the loose sleeves and torso slightly baggy for high-speed aerodynamics.
| Model Part Number | TLD319152004 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Troy Lee Designs |
It is suitable for trail and enduro racing, though it has a more relaxed fit compared to dedicated aero-focused XC jerseys.
No, the jersey does not include padding, but it is cut to fit comfortably over most common elbow pads.
The optical wipe is located on the inside of the front hem; simply lift the edge of the jersey to access the soft fabric for cleaning your lenses.
While it features excellent moisture management, it is standard practice to wash technical jerseys after each ride to maintain freshness.
Yes, the durable construction is designed to withstand the friction of most standard mountain biking hydration packs.
Ensure you are using a technical base layer underneath and avoid cotton fabrics which trap moisture.
Avoid high-heat drying cycles and do not iron directly over the reflective areas.
This jersey does not require complex setup; it should be worn as a standard technical base or top layer. It is compatible with most standard mountain bike hydration packs and body armor. To maintain the integrity of the fabric and the reflective transfers, it is recommended to machine wash in cold water with mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can interfere with the moisture-wicking performance of the technical material. Air drying is preferred to prevent heat damage to the reflective heat transfers, though tumble drying on a low, delicate setting is generally safe if necessary.
