Santic - playera de ciclismo para hombre, manga larga, con cierre completa, UPF 50+ MTB con bolsillos

Muy bonito, práctica y cómoda.

I've had several products from Santic and I've found them all all to be good quality. I've been riding their bibs for years now. This jersey is very well made. The quality is a step up from what you see from random brands on Amazon.The fabric is definitely nice and is very stretchy . However, this jersey runs small. Even when looking at the size chart this seems very small for me. I can usually wear an XL or some large jerseys. This is smaller than any large jersey I own. The length is fairly short as well. I would recommend sizing up from your normal size but you should still expect a form fitting jersey with no loose material.The jersey has a decal showing it as Santic Club which would imply a club fit, but I would say this is more in line with skin tight aero fit. If you're still focused on racing this jersey is probably for you.

I am an avid road cyclist and somewhat of a kit snob--I like nice gear. Cycling jerseys from top U.S. and European brands routinely sell for $120 at the very low end and go up to $200 or more. So, when I see a jersey selling for $38 (some sizes/colors had an additional 20% coupon at the time I ordered this!), I always wonder how that jersey will really stack up to the top tier kits I'm used to. That curiosity is what led me to order this jersey.I have to say that I'm really quite favorably impressed by this Santic long sleeve jersey. First, a couple of notes. The product listing doesn't really make this clear, but in spite of this being a long sleeve jersey, this is not meant for cool/cold conditions. In fact the tags attached to the jersey suggest a temperature range of 20-28 degrees Celsius, which equals 68-82 degrees Fahrenheit. That's actually ideal and what I was hoping for. Even during hot summer days, I always ride with sun sleeves to protect my arms from the sun; I think they are actually cooler than having the sun beat down on my arms. This jersey dispenses with that need, because it's as light as a summer jersey but with arm protection built in.While I wouldn't say that this is unequivocally equal to jerseys costing 4-5x the cost, this jersey is nice enough that it makes it clear that the big name brands are pocketing a whole lot more profits at my expense. For starters, this jersey's fabric is a very nice, smooth, soft and stretchy fabric that I think will breathe nicely while providing plenty of sun protection (winter is in its final throes here, so no chance to try this out on the road quite yet). It also incorporates some very nice touches that I wouldn't have expected in a jersey that even costs twice as much as this one. The bonded hems/seams at the wrist cuffs, front collar, and front waist hem are all examples of good design and attention to detail. I love bonded seams and hems because they look cleaner, feel smoother, are chafe-free and are more durable than stitching that can come undone or even tear delicate fabrics when you're going for the tight "race fit" that I gravitate towards. Another example of the thoughtful design is the strip of fabric behind the zipper--so nice to have that to keep the zipper from chafing your bare skin or rubbing and fraying the waist of your shorts (and your base layer if that's how you ride). Another example? The extra fabric dots used to help reinforce the back pocket stitching on the inside of the jersey.I'm 5'10, 150 lbs, with a 36" chest and 32" waist, shaped like a cyclist with more of my mass in my lower body than upper body. I don't like flappy jerseys and prefer a race tight fit. While the sizing info provided in the product listing would suggest that a size medium is what I should order, I took a risk and ordered the size small, because I know that a lot of the mainstream sizing yields a bit of a looser club fit rather than the painted-on fit that I prefer. The size small in this Santic jersey delivered on that fit I wanted. So, my advice would be that if you want a bit more of a relaxed but not baggy fit, go with the size chart; if you want a race fit, consider sizing down like I did. And if you're carrying a bunch of extra weight in your midsection, just know that cycling-specific clothes often aren't likely to be your friend if you don't size up.When standing up, some might say that the front of the jersey is just a touch short; I'd say they're wrong because this jersey isn't meant to be worn walking around town, it's meant to be worn hunched over on a bike, so any longer would cause bunching in the riding position. Crucially, the jersey is cut a little longer in the back to help provide coverage when bent over on the bike. The rear hem includes a grippy printed silicone rubber pattern that helps keep the jersey from riding up.I also like the style of this jersey. The subtle two-tone color pattern is on point, and I love that, unlike so many cheap imported bike wear, it isn't emblazoned with large logos or weird, not-quite-correctly-translated "slogans". This jersey just looks a lot more expensive than it is. I would love to see some additional color options (blue, red and orange options would be nice!) but I just ordered the grey with white sleeves because the price is just too good to pass up (with coupon, it's almost the same price as a single pair of cycling socks from the top Euro brands--that's crazy!).I truly can't find much to fault with this jersey so far, and at a quarter or less of the cost of name brand jerseys (some of which don't have the same level of detail as this one) it would be nitpicking really. Perhaps my only point of possible contention is that the wrist cuff is ever so slightly small in fitting over my hands. It fits my wrists (with a circumference of 6.5") perfectly once on, I just have to work the cuffs over my hands a little carefully (and I suspect that they'll stretch out a little over time). That said, I'd much rather have it be snug getting my hands through the wrists than to have flappy, gappy fabric at the wrists. I just wish there was just a touch more stretch in the bonded seams of the wrists.I've long gritted my teeth at the prices charged by the top tier cycling kit manufacturers, and rarely would I contemplate paying full retail for the kits I do buy from them. This Santic jersey is opening my eyes more and making me question paying even the discounted sale prices that I will pay for those kits.

I normally wear a large, I ordered this in xl and it fits just right. The material is lightweight allowing me to wear this even on hot days. The front is a little short, I expect biking shirts to be longer so they don't ride up. This shirt is very comfortable.

It may be a difference in cultural sizing, but this is about 4 sizes smaller than indicated. The fabric is thin and see-through since it's white. My husband has several XXL jerseys that fit perfectly. He can just barely get his hand through the cuff on this one (see pics). If you really want this jersey, be prepared to order many, many sizes larger than you think you'll need.