7mesh S2S L/S Jersey

Item number: 92042

Specifications:

Application:: Road
Type:: long sleeve
Cut:: Trim Fit
Special Fabrics:: Airmap
Product Line:: S2S

Features:

adaptable long-sleeved jersey for cool, changeable weather conditions
ideal for road bike training in the off-season
weatherproof, three-layer Airmap main material with two-layer Airmap material on the sleeves and back
single-layer Airmap material under the arms for more breathability
stretch seams in critical areas and fixed seams in high-stress areas for maximum mobility
sturdy Anything-pocket system at the back offers space for snacks, accessories and valuables
body-hugging trim fit
elastic silicone hem for secure fit
Vislon two-way front zip
comfortable chin guard made of brushed material
reflective elements at the back, on the sleeves and on the chest for more visibility
free from PFC and PFAS
100% recycled polyester back, 83% recycled polyester front
Bluesign and Oeko-Tex 100 labels

Materials:

front: 83% polyester, 17% elastane (spandex)
membrane: 100% polyurethane
back: 100% polyester

Technology:

Airmap
With Airmap, 7mesh introduces a high-performance alternative to PFAS-based membranes. PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) is a generic term for fluorinated chemicals, which also include e.g. PTFE, PFC and PFOA. PFAS have many advantages such as water-repellent properties, heat and pressure resistance. That is why they are attractive for industrially manufactured products and for functional clothing. But PFAS are also called " forever chemicals" because they are not biodegradable or only biodegradable within incalculable periods of thousands of years. Thus, they not only pollute the environment, but also get back into the human body via food and drinking water, with potentially serious health consequences.
Airmap, on the other hand, is PFAS-free. It is a single-layer polyurethane membrane that is elastic and robust, but has limited breathability. To increase breathability, it is combined with air-permeable, water-repellent materials that - unlike completely waterproof materials - allow good ventilation. This is also where the name " Airmap" comes from. Airmap can be processed in one or more layers on top of each other. It provides controlled air exchange and ultimately more comfort in clothing designed for changing weather conditions.