LS cycling jersey - recommendation.

Maidhci

Need to buy a LS cycling jersey for cooler cycling conditions.

Does anyone here have any experience of B'WIN brand jerseys? Would welcome some recommendations in the €40 - €60 price range. Many thanks.

homer911

Isnt that a Decathlon brand?

marvin80

I have both jerseys below - with a base layer if needs to get really cold before you need to go for a heavier jersey/jacket. Great jerseys.

https://galibier.cc/product/gino-light/

https://galibier.cc/product/le-coucher-wind-jersey/

PJ_RS1800

marvin80 wrote: »

I have both jerseys below - with a base layer if needs to get really cold before you need to go for a heavier jersey/jacket. Great jerseys.

https://galibier.cc/product/gino-light/

https://galibier.cc/product/le-coucher-wind-jersey/

+1 on the Gino Light.
It's been my go-to Jersey for evening/dusk/night time MTB-ing for the past 4 - 6 weeks, with a light base layer.

You can never go wrong with Galibier!

marvin80

PJ_RS1800 wrote: »

You can never go wrong with Galibier!

When I started cycling I used the lidl/aldi stuff but then wanted to upgrade - some of the other brands are ridiculous prices but Galibier are decent and I'm familiar with their sizing so I usually buy my stuff from them - that's why I'm always banging on about them here!

Luxman

Another for Galibier. Super stuff, very competitive prices and superb customer service.

Maidhci

marvin80 wrote: »

I have both jerseys below - with a base layer if needs to get really cold before you need to go for a heavier jersey/jacket. Great jerseys.

https://galibier.cc/product/gino-light/

https://galibier.cc/product/le-coucher-wind-jersey/

Thank you marvin and the other posters for their recommendations and information.

How do you find the Galibier sizing chart? I presume it is reasonably accurate, but would like an opinion regarding fit etc. etc. Thanks again.

I've a few of the DHB ones I got last autumn/winter, go a size up on them. I found them on the short side too compared to others and i'm not that tall but decent value when you find the fit that suits you.

Cee-Jay-Cee

Gabba 2 is my go to jersey at this time of year.

marvin80

Maidhci wrote: »

Thank you marvin and the other posters for their recommendations and information.

How do you find the Galibier sizing chart? I presume it is reasonably accurate, but would like an opinion regarding fit etc. etc. Thanks again.

I'm 5'11 and about 73kg and a medium in those 2 tops fits me perfectly. The most I'd wear under them is a base layer. Galibier are very good with returns as well - no problem returning for a different size.

Macy0161

Maidhci wrote: »

How do you find the Galibier sizing chart? I presume it is reasonably accurate, but would like an opinion regarding fit etc. etc. Thanks again.

They normally flag if it's a race fit or not. I've been looking at different options, but keep coming back to Galibier as value for money I just find them the best option!

lissard

Short- sleeved Castelli Gabba paired with Nanoflex arm-warmers covers nearly every weather condition when the temperature sits between 15 and 5 C (i.e. most of the year in Ireland). Probably the most useful piece of kit I have purchased over the years. Unfortunately outside the price range the OP mentioned.

Cee-Jay-Cee

Weepsie wrote: »

Gabba, Parentini Mossa, Sportful Fiandre or Gore Phantom 2.0 would be my choices. Galibier for the wetter days maybe. First 3 are racier cut, Gore Phantom is the exact opposite. Loads of room, removable sleeves, keeps you warm when it's a bit chilly, if it gets too warm it's versaitle.

I'm 5'11, 75 kg and go XL, XL, L, Medium and L for the brands above (in the order they appear)

I’m the same, 5’11” and 76kg with 38” chest. Size L Gabba is perfect fit. XL would be too loose and flappy in the chest.

dahat

I'm looking for something similar as the OP and been looking at 2 Galibier options

GINO LIGHT

GINO PRO

Has anyone got user experience of either?

I already have the Tourmalet for wettish days so need something to go underneath & for less cooler days.

Luxman

dahat wrote: »

I'm looking for something similar as the OP and been looking at 2 Galibier options

GINO LIGHT

GINO PRO

Has anyone got user experience of either?

I already have the Tourmalet for wettish days so need something to go underneath & for less cooler days.

Sorry but I don't have any experience of either but do generally favour Galibier stuff and in fairness the PRO version looks the bomb :-)

marvin80

dahat wrote: »

I'm looking for something similar as the OP and been looking at 2 Galibier options

GINO LIGHT

GINO PRO

Has anyone got user experience of either?

I already have the Tourmalet for wettish days so need something to go underneath & for less cooler days.

Post 3 (myself) and 4 above recommend the Gino Light - you know yourself, you can't go wrong with Galibier gear