Sugoi's Wallaroo cycling top offers fine comfort and performance. This basic and versatile shirt comes in either long sleeve, short sleeve or sleeveless options.
(prHWY.com) March 14, 2013 - Nanjing, China -- Back when I was dumb, I associated wool with such unpleasant adjectives as hot, stuffy and itchy. As in the wool sweaters your grandmother may have given you. Or the wool socks your mother made you wear when it was cold. To me, wool did not equal "cool" as either the fashion sense or how wool can feel on your body in warm temperatures.
But along came the Fausto jersey by Ibex to change
cycling clothing sale my thinking on that. The first time I wore it was to go riding one of those freakish days in early spring when it is supposed to be cool, but suddenly the temperature shoots up. The high was forecast at 60 something, but it ended up being close to 80 by the time it was done.
Sugoi's Wallaroo cycling top offers fine comfort and performance. This basic and versatile shirt comes in either long sleeve, short sleeve or sleeveless options. You'll find yourself looking for opportunities to wear it, either as a lightweight liner under another jersey or as a snazzy-looking top layer in its own right. At prices around $60-80, this will be an investment in your cycling wardrobe that will pay off over many rides.
The Wallaroo cycling top by Sugoi is not a
spiderman cycling jersey, but I'd wear it by itself. It's not purely a liner either, but I use it all the time underneath a long-sleeve full jersey on colder days. So how do you describe it? Well, let's just say that the Wallaroo is kind of like the tagline Visa uses. It's everything you want it to be.
Sugoi's Wallaroo is made of 100% merino wool, which means that the material used to produce the shirt is thin, soft and luxurious and feels a lot like cashmere. Though this is true wool, it doesn't feel bulky like the wool sweater your grandmother might have given you at Christmas. This makes the Wallaroo so comfortable, you could wear it to bed.
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