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A base layer delivering excellent thermoregulation, moisture-wicking, and a comfortable, barely-there fit.
85€
Pros:
- Supreme thermoregulation! Maintains warmth for extended periods and prevents overheating as temperatures rise.
- Wide usable temperature range when paired with different outer layers.
- Exceptional moisture management.
- Very soft and comfortable on the skin.
- Perfect next-to-skin fit – barely noticeable during wear.
- Very durable, showing no signs of wear after two seasons.
Cons:
- High price point (though, in my opinion, worth it due to frequent use throughout fall and spring).
Favorite Use Cases:
- Chilly summer days, early fall, and late spring rides when paired with a standard short sleeve jersey.
- Ideal for layering under a short sleeve jersey when starting rides in cool mornings. Pair with arm warmers, then remove them later without the base layer causing overheating.
- Versatile for a range of temperatures (approximately 10°C to 18°C) when combined with different long sleeve jerseys and jackets.
- Also suitable for running in the winter for extra warmth under a hoodie or jacket.
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What Assos is saying:
BEHIND THE PRODUCT
This protective layer sets the foundation of our ASSOS Layering System, doing the job of keeping your upper half lightly insulated and dry in the cool, challenging conditions of spring and fall. Having been tested over and over again by our product team until we were finally satisfied, the Spring/Fall SS Skin Layer represents a total first-layer reset.
THE FINER DETAILS
FEATURED FABRICS
A cool-weather-tuned blend of carbon and polypropylene yarns are employed to pull moisture away from your skin and insulate your core, keeping you dry, insulated, and comfortable from the outset.
CONSTRUCTION/FIT
The thicker Circular Seamless construction introduces a tubular knit that’s free of side seams, creating an ultrasoft, comfortable feel against the body. The sleeves are sewn directly into the armhole to promote a full range of motion beneath additional layers.
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