YKYWBIKE Cycling Jersey Men Aero Race Fit, Road Bike Jersey Short Sleeved Moisture Wicking, Breathable,Zip Pocket,UPF50＋

My 2cents worth...I really like the non-branding of these jerseys. I am not sponsored, I pay for my own gear and kit, so I don't see why I should have to advertise for any manufacturer for free/ on my tab!This jersey very well made for the price-point. 2nd one I have ordered. This one is better than the 1st one I ordered about a year ago. (Slightly longer sleeves)160/70, 5-10/176 short torso, long arms/legs ordered US/EU Small. Fit is tight but comfortable. No flapping in the wind. fabric is soft, stretchy, light, comfortable and breathable.My only gripe, a small one, is the pockets are high on the jersey. The front length is perfect. The back length could be 1-2cm longer to lower the pockets.Yes, I would definitely buy again, pricing dependent.

Edited** I tried on a large and the and the fit is much better. The waist is baggy but that’s to be expected with my body type. If you have an athletic to muscular body type go up a size. For reference I’m a small in American brand Gore cycling apparel, a medium in British brand Rapha and a large in PAS , all race cut jerseys. The customer service is great and responsive. The quality is great for the price. I changed my 1 start to 5 primarily because of the teams commitment to excellent customer care. It’s a great indoor to summer training jersey.Old review -I got the package I noticed that it had preliminary alignment marks all over the fabric. As if this was a draft shirt! The bands around the arm and pockets are too tight and do not stretch. I have to gently force the sleeves to even get past my forearms. The biggest issue with this material choice is in the back pockets. Because the fabric band doesn’t stretch similar to the end of the sleeves. The bands will pull around your back causing unnecessary tension when in riding position. Also, fitting anything that is thicker than a phone or gel could be problematic as my hands barely make it into the pocket. For reference I’m 5’8” 145 lbs, athletic build. I’ve worked in the bike industry as a service manager and competitive cyclist since 2014. I understand the price point and target audience and how it isn’t meant to compete with rapha, maap, pas, le col, attaquer and others. But the markings on the shirt and uncomfortable fit is something I feel should be made apparent to those looking for a cheap indoor training jersey or summer spare. It’s a shame because the cut is nice for the price point and the details around the pockets is visually appealing.

For the x-large if you weigh more than 160 lbs it will be too tight. I weigh 180 and the x-large was so tight that if I put a dime in the pocket I wouldn't be able to breath!Other than sizing, it's a nice jersey. Very thin material.Zipper slide is on the left.

I could write that this jersey is just as good as a Rapha, Castelli, or Ale jersey at 1/4 the price, but that would be a lie. It would be a lie because this jersey is better than the Rapha, Castelli, and Ale jerseys I've owned. I bought 5 of these jerseys from Amazon and another 5 from AliExpress - all Ykywbike jerseys. The QC is spot on, the sizing is very consistent and right in line with the sizing chart, and the colors have been exactly as advertised and shown in the pictures.On the bike, however, is where this matters - and the jersey excels in every way. Lightweight, breathable, nice & consistent race fit, nice sized pockets that are easy to reach and properly placed, wicks moisture better than any jersey I've ever owned, and very pleasant even during mid 90's Georgia summer heat.How well will the jersey hold up & will the colors fade in the Georgia sun? We'll see - but I've had jerseys 4x the cost that had QC issues and didn't handle Georgia summer sun and heat well at all. I'll take my chances every day and twice on Sunday with these jerseys - especially at the price.A side note: some of my bike-snob friends that wear $400 kits and can't average 150w on a flat, 50 mile ride, can't believe the look and feel of these jerseys. If you slapped a Rapha label on them and charged $150, they'd gladly pay the price.

the fit is somewhere in between great to overly baggy. I'm 5'8" / 143 but found the small to be baggy under the arms. Sleeve length it spot on for my taste - just below the biceps. Neck feels loose but did not look it? Love the color. At this price point, I might try the XS

I am directly comparing this to a Rapha Pro Team Aero or training jersey. This jersey is 90% of that Rapha Pro team. Fitment is the exact same, perhaps every slightly looser overall. You could of course toss it into the dryer and shrink it the extra bit I'm sure.Pockets are in the right spots, sleeve length is full-bicep or maybe a 1/2" shy of the elbow. Material is just the same as on Rapha. The biggest difference is the neck collar; this jersey seems to ride up the neck a bit, sort of like the Original Rapha Pro Team jerseys did before they added the vertical sewed-in supports down the back of the jersey, from pockets to the base of the neck in the back.All things considered, this jersey is fantastic. I'm 5'11" 80kg or about 180 pounds with a muscular shoulder/chest relative to most other cyclists. I don't see a reason to buy the Rapha Pro Team unless you want the neck fitment absolutely perfect, better choice of colors, and the Rapha logo.