An ultralight short-sleeve base layer for temperature regulation in warm and hot temps.
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Control your climate
Bontrager's Mesh Short-Sleeve Base Layer keeps you cool and dry when temperatures rise. It's made of ultra-lightweight fabrics enhanced with 37.5™ active-particle technology to keep your body at an ideal core temperature even on your hottest and longest rides.
Product details
Lightweight fabric and 37.5™ active-particle technology offer moisture and temperature regulation
Ultralight moisture-wicking material made from polyester
Natural materials eliminate odour molecules and never wash out
Longer body length and drop-tail tucks into shorts or bibs to prevent overexposure
Locker loop on collar makes the base layer easy to hang for quick drying after rides
Fitted cut provides a streamlined body fit for enhanced performance
Baselayers Product Overview
Bontrager cycling baselayers are designed for moisture-wicking, quick-drying, 4-way stretch mobility and comfort. They're available in multiple fabric weights to provide the specific performance you need to control your climate in every season.
Cycling garments are designed to provide function and performance, but they need to fit well to work well. Since not all clothing fits the same, reference our sizing guides below to see how Bontrager clothing and accessories are intended to fit, and find the perfect size and cut for your riding needs.
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