Maillot Craft Endur Training LS

Soft, stretchy fabric (74% polyamide, 26% elastane)

This fabric combines a soft surface with plenty of stretch, providing excellent moisture-wicking and light warmth during intense exercise. Made from recycled polyamide, which makes the fabric a more sustainable choice without compromising on performance.

Why ‘light warmth’ rather than full insulation?

This jersey is deliberately constructed differently from a heavy winter jersey such as the Craft SubZ range. Instead of using a thick, insulated lining, the Endur Training opts for a thinner, highly stretchy fabric that wicks moisture away quickly. That’s exactly what you need during intense exercise in the transitional seasons: your body already generates plenty of heat itself, and a jersey that’s too thick would actually cause you to overheat and sweat. At a more leisurely pace or on a really cold day, you can compensate for that lack of insulation by wearing a cycling gilet over the top, rather than relying on the jersey itself to provide warmth.

Four rear pockets, one of which has a zip

Three open pockets for your energy bar, phone or an extra layer, plus a fourth zipped pocket for small valuables such as your keys or money.

Why is storage space important in a transitional-season jersey?

On rides in autumn or early spring, the temperature often varies considerably between the start and end of your ride, or between sun and shade. Four pockets – particularly the extra fourth pocket – give you the space to carry a cycling gilet, arm warmers or an extra layer, and to stow them away as soon as you take them off, without needing any extra luggage. This fits with the idea that this jersey is intended as a flexible base layer, not as a fully insulated final layer.

Elasticated hem with silicone print

This hem keeps the jersey firmly in place around your waist, even during intense exertion or when climbing out of the saddle.

• Intense cycle rides between 12°C and 18°C: the transitional seasons of autumn and early spring
• Pair with a cycling gilet for extra insulation on cooler days

• Genuine winter rides below 12°C without an extra layer: this jersey offers light, not full, warmth

• Wash the jersey inside out at a maximum of 30°C using a sports detergent to ensure the fabric and silicone print remain intact
• Leave the jersey to air dry: the tumble dryer damages the stretch and the silicone print
• Pack a cycling gilet in the fourth, zipped-off back pocket in case it gets colder whilst out and about