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Castelli Prosecco Tech Ladies Long Sleeve Base Layer (AW21) Size: Larg Reviews

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Designed to keep you dry in cool weather. The Prosecco Tech Women’s Long Sleeve base layer features a body mapping construction to provide the best wicking and correct levels of insulation right where you need it. The main body is made from a rib knit fabric with Prosecco hydrophilic treatment. The ribbing helps trap air against your skin for optimum temperature regulation, while the hydrophilic treatment helps whip water away keeping you dry even when the efforts intensify. For even insulation across your upper body the Prosecco Tech uses PrimaLoft panels at the waist and back. This thinner material means you don’t overheat where you have multiple layers from your bibtights and jersey. A crew neck fits neatly under short-collared jerseys. Key Features 100% polyester proprietary stretch rib knit fabric for main body Prosecco hydrophilic treatment for maximum wicking PrimaLoft panels at waist and back where bibtight covers upper body for even insulation Crew neck closure to fit under short-collared jerseys Weight: 118g (Small)

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Initially I ordered the Catstelli polar neck version ( Fianders ) of this top in a medium , but sent it back as it was a bit snug and the polar neck for me was a bit restrictive ( horses for courses I suppose ) i then ordered the Prosecco base layer ( in a large , im normally a 10 or 12uk womens) and bingo perfect. Great top very warm but not too thick. Perfect. Not sure whats going on with Castelli sizing as also ordered the Micarolo long sleeve base layer and the large was too big ( had to swap for medium ). Happy with my purchase, quality always from Castelli and excellent service from Westbrook cycles. thank you
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Posted 2 years ago