My guess is most people wouldn’t feel the need to look further for a summer base layer once they’d tried this one. It’s one of the most comfortable I tried in our guide to the best cycling base layers for summer, it wicks really well, and it’s thin but textured enough to hold your jersey off your skin.
That extra thin layer between your jersey and your skin can be ideal for avoiding the clammy feeling of a sole loose outer layer when you’ve been riding hard and come to a pause for a tea break, or give a little extra insulation when your ride takes you through a mix of bright, warm conditions and cooler or breezier sections.
