Surly Wool Jerseys
04-22-08, 04:59 PM
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I don't have experience with Surly Wool Jerseys, but I do use technical, very light, pure merino wool T's and long zipped T's from Driza Bone and Wilderness Wear and find them excellent. I would imagine a wool jersey designed specifically for cycling would be terrific.
05-13-08, 11:40 AM
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I have one, it is a nice jersey fits true to size, kind of light weight. The only issue I have with it is the seams on the shoulders aren't sewn very well, I am in the process of having mine repaired for the second time in about a year. Overall not a bad jersey, but there are better wool jerseys available that hold up better and cost less. Try the one form New Belgium Brewery https://shop.newbelgium.com/Merchant2...tegory_Code=BJ
05-15-08, 10:25 AM
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I've had the New Belgium one for a couple years. Mine doesn't have pockets in the back...not sure if they do now or not. It's a great jersey that has held up well to on and off-bike use. I also have a Dirt Rag one that is great. It has pockets. I forget who they were made by.
tcsmedes...just curious about the shoulder seams...do you use a messenger bag or backpack?
tcsmedes...just curious about the shoulder seams...do you use a messenger bag or backpack?
