Men's Transfer-C Sleeveless Base Layer White / M Reviews

4.8 Rating 98 Reviews

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“**Beware has pinstripes, the website shows white but the white has black/grey pinstripes across the shirt** Great Base layer pulls away the sweat and keeps you dry, you don't even feel it. Highly recommend size is true to size. I wear a L in jersey but Like to use a M to fit snug!!”

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Posted 2 years ago

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“I wear this year-round. Does its job without getting in the way.”

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“This base layer does the job, but doesn't have the wicking capacity of the Summit SL. Fit is true to size.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“M is fits great for me at 5'5", 150 lbs. Perfect base layer under long sleeve jersey for spring and fall rides in NE.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Never used a base layer prior, but I like this for riding in any temperature. Good feel and keeps jersey from feeling sticky on the skin once you start sweating.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great sleeveless base layer for those warm weather rides! At 5'11" 157 lbs (38" chest), I'm typically a medium in Pactimo aero fitting jerseys (i.e. Summit Aero), but decided to size up to a large for the Transfer - C. The fit is snug through the torso as it should be and the perfect length. The 30% discount came in handy”

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Posted 5 years ago

“If you’re zwifting, something like this is a must. I wear this base layer underneath some bibs when hammering on zwift. It’s light and breaths well. Way better than a T-shirt or actual jersey. It does run small. At least one size larger than you think”

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Posted 5 years ago

“It's fine for a quick short ride but longer rides does not wick sweat well. You end up damp and uncomfortable.”

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Posted 5 years ago