Comfortable and nice looking jersey, but could use a few minor tweaks
Fit, breathability, styling
loose threads, cuffs
I have always been a fan of Troy Lee’s jerseys, although I will admit some of the designs are a little much for me. The sprint jersey however seemed to be a good balance of bright colors, without making you look like a clown, which was a bonus. My favorite part of the jersey has got to be the fit and feel. It has a slightly slimmer fit to it, so it does not look out of place on a trail ride, but also still works as a DH jersey. I do not wear any body armor on my chest or arms, but it does fit a slimmer back protector under the jersey if you want, and I am sure elbow pads would fit fine as well. I always wear my sleeves rolled up a bit, and I did notice that the elastic is not super strong, which can be a bonus for some, and not for others. I have some fox jerseys that have tighter cuffs that stay up better and I do like that, but obviously this is just my personal preference. I like how bright the jersey is without it being over the top, and don’t feel too odd going into a restaurant, or store after a ride wearing this jersey. Definitely the lightest jersey I own making it breathe well, and comfort is second to none. Only complaint is that before even riding with the jersey I found a few loose threads, and this did mess up the jersey a bit, but not noticeable to most people. Just a bummer on a new jersey and makes me wonder about its durability. Other than that minor detail, I would definitely recommend.
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