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REV'IT! Glacier Long Sleeve Shirt The GLACIER long sleeved mens base layer has been specifically developed for winter use. Through the application of various knitting techniques at strategic areas, a technique known as 'body mapping,' the GLACIER optimally balances insulation with ventilation. A dense knitting structure maximizes insulation where necessary, which is crucial for comfortable winter riding. Meanwhile, moisture management is enhanced at other locations, including under the arms. This helps transport perspiration to the outside of the garment, where it spreads over a wider surface and evaporates more quickly. The result is a base layer shirt that keeps you dry and warm. PROTECTION FEATURES Outer shell polyamide Composition 93 polyamide, 7 elastane ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit regular Features Seamless in 3D round knit technology Insulating function Antibacterial finish Odor control Air spacer ribs at shoulders Airvent zone at armpit 3D-airvent zone at front chest Insulation guards at elbow and side waist Climate control unit at back, autofit cuffs and hem
 

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Hi

I´m interested in buying the Revit Glacier pant and shirt as base layers for winter riding and a Revit Aztec WSP Shirt as base layer.

Now from the sizing chart I´m bang on an "L", except for 5mm on the waist due to a little belly, which I´m in the process of training away as we speak, but a lot of comments state the Revit line is on the smaller side so my question is would it be wiser to go a size up or not. I like the fit to be tight but not to the point of struggling as that would compromise my sport/race riding.
So any advice would be welcome.

Regards,
Mike
1 year, 3 months ago
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mikeee8
Rider Type: Kneedragger
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Portugal
 
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