
Well Designed/Subtle Jersey Options?
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Here's what the Siroko SRX jersey looks like (as well as the new Pedal Mafia kit in the back):


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RyanH wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 5:00 pm
I've been wearing Siroko SRX jerseys and have been happy with them. They are very lightweight, material is stretchy and form fitting and they are aesthetically pleasing with very subtle branding. My only complaint is that they tend to bunch up a little since they are on the long side while riding but it's not something you notice, only something you see in photos.
Are their sizing charts accurate? 84cm chest and 76m waist for size small, 90cm / 82cm for medium seems incredibly tight even compared to Castelli and Santini.
No, I'm a medium on their charts (90 chest, 82 waist) but I've been wearing a size small. There is a lot of stretch in the SRX Pro but even with that being the case, there is still bunching occuring when in the bike position.TobinHatesYou wrote: ↑Wed Sep 28, 2022 1:05 amAre their sizing charts accurate? 84cm chest and 76m waist for size small, 90cm / 82cm for medium seems incredibly tight even compared to Castelli and Santini.
What about pockets? The seem very small in photos.
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Pockets stretch well and don't sag much for how lightweight the jerseys are (at least not like Rapha). They seem to hold as much as my other jerseys (like Assos).
Can't comment on the Siroko SRX. I've got the M3 ultralightweight and the M2 originals jerseys. I'd have sized down in the M3 for sure if I had that decision again. Sounds like the same situation as above as there is a lot of stretch in the M3.
Do like them though and will probably get some more from them next year
Do like them though and will probably get some more from them next year
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in this same vein of subtle designs, this is one of my favorites, sorry about the long hypertext -
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/spec ... gK-ofD_BwE
Unfortunately, mine got torn up in a high speed crash, and I'd love to get a short sleeve or long sleeve size L to replace it. If anyone has a lead on one, I'd be appreciative.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/spec ... gK-ofD_BwE
Unfortunately, mine got torn up in a high speed crash, and I'd love to get a short sleeve or long sleeve size L to replace it. If anyone has a lead on one, I'd be appreciative.
I broke down and bought two Siroko SRX jersey's based on your recomendation and photo as I very much like solid jersey's with minimal branding. I also got the matching socks for both jersey's (just because I'm a sucker for socks). I have to say I'm really impressed for the price as the jersey's and socks are really nice for the money (OK the socks aren't really any cheaper than say DeFeet). I've only worn each once, but the look and feel very nice - and I'm planning on picking up a few more colors.RyanH wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 5:00 pm
I've been wearing Siroko SRX jerseys and have been happy with them. They are very lightweight, material is stretchy and form fitting and they are aesthetically pleasing with very subtle branding. My only complaint is that they tend to bunch up a little since they are on the long side while riding but it's not something you notice, only something you see in photos.
I did notice the instructions say to hand wash. Do you hand wash them or wash them in the washing machine on delicate?
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