If you’ve ever pulled on a cycling jersey and thought, “Whoa, this is tight”—you’re not alone. But that close-to-body fit? That’s the point.
Not all tight is created equal, though. Here’s how a jersey should actually fit—and what to expect across Attaquer’s collections.
1. It Should Feel Right in Riding Position
Stand up in a jersey and it might feel weird. That’s fine. Jerseys are designed to fit *on the bike*, not in front of the mirror. When you're in the drops, everything should fall into place—no bunching, no pulling, no flapping.
2. Sleeves Should Stay Put
A great jersey has sleeves that grip without squeezing. They should sit flush and never ride up. The Ultra+ Aero Jersey nails this. Long, aerodynamic sleeves that stay locked in, no matter how hard you're riding.
3. It Shouldn’t Ride Up at the Back
Nothing ruins a ride like a jersey that creeps up. Look for silicone grippers and a proper contoured rear hem. Both the Race Jersey and All Day Jersey keep everything in place—even with full pockets.
4. Match Fit to Your Ride
Going hard? Ultra is your weapon. Fast group rides or training blocks? Race. Long, steady distance? All Day. Want some flexibility off the bike? Intra has you covered. All are performance fit—just tuned for different goals.
Fit Recap
- Snug through the chest and shoulders
- No bunching in riding position
- Sleeves stay flat and tight
- Rear stays anchored, no riding up
It’s not about tight for the sake of tight. It’s about how your jersey moves with you. The right fit means less drag, more comfort, and no distractions—just you and the road ahead.