Calobra Stian Tröja

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With the Calobra Stian cycling jacket for men you can underline, so to speak, that you're not afraid to go out for a bike ride in cool conditions. This long-sleeved cycling jersey is very suitable for your autumn and spring rides, and also for mild winter days, when we recommend wearing a thermal base layer as well. And if you wear a windbreaker over this cycling jacket, you'll be fine in windy autumn weather. In short, the Stian is a very versatile jersey.

The long sleeves of the Calobra Stian cycling shirt are curved for a snug fit around the arms. The front is cut higher towards the centre to provide a good fit when you're sitting in the cycling position. At the bottom of the back there is a 45 mm gripper band, which keeps the jacket well in place. The jersey offers plenty of storage space in the form of three large back pockets.

With the Calobra Stian cycling jacket for men, you can fully enjoy your bike rides in cool conditions.

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Snug fit and sleeves
The Calobra Stian has a snug fit and is made of a breathable material to ensure delightful comfort during cycling. The curved sleeves also fit snugly around the arms, which further enhances the jersey's wearing comfort.

Full hidden zip with protectors
The front of the Calobra Stian long-sleeved cycling jersey features a hidden zip. It runs the full length, making it very easy to put the jersey on and take it off. Zip protectors have also been added at the top and bottom. As the zip is hidden, the attractive design is hardly interrupted.

Gripper bands and three large back pockets
A silicone non-slip gripper band has been placed around the waist of the Calobra Stian to ensure that the shirt stays perfectly in place and does not leave an opening above your cycling short or pants. Of course, you want your cycling jersey to offer storage space for the things you want to bring for your ride; this is why the Stian has three spacious back pockets, in which you can easily carry a spare tyre, wind breaker or food.

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