Endura Gridlock Cycling Jacket
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by Bronwyn Spicer
Buying a cycling specific jacket would certainly be a good idea and Endura’s Gridlock waterproof cycling jacket is a great choice. It is a medium weight waterproof, breathable jacket with a fast wicking/fast-dry mesh liner that will ensure that that sweat storm is kept at bay. And for those days that you are really pushing it, the jacket comes with underarm ventilation zips and shoulder vents to maximise your comfort and temperature circulation.
The Endura Gridlock waterproof cycling jacket is constructed with a 2 layer ripstop fabric that is both hardy and machine washable. The fast dry design of this jacket means that you won’t have to ring it out after a ride in the rain. Wet weather comfort is further guaranteed with a waterproof snap-down puller zip chest pocket, storm flaps and seam sealing. All zips on the Endura Gridlock waterproof cycling jacket are YKK for further quality and peace of mind.
The rear stowage pockets on the Endura’s Gridlock waterproof cycling jacket are another handy addition as valuables such as keys, mobile phones and wallets can be easily stored and protected. Of course, when it comes to commuting, visibility is of the utmost importance and safety. The bright colours and reflective strips on the sleeves, front, sides and back of the Endura Gridlock waterproof cycling jacket are hard to miss and provide excellent visibility.
One thing worth mentioning is that the Endura Gridlock waterproof cycling jacket is designed for commuters and weekend cyclists. Because this is a medium weight jacket, top-level cyclists will find it a bit uncomfortable and heavy on those long, intense hauls.
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Pros: Wicking liner, ventilation zips, waterproof, machine washable, high visibility, quality vs value is unbeatable.
Cons: Not suitable for top-level cyclists.
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