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Product Review : Bellwether Jerseys

By Big McLargehuge
October 6, 2010 2 Min Read
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WHO: Bellwether

PRODUCTS TESTED: Bellwether Jerseys

ABOUT ME: 5’5, 32 year old female. I love all kinds of riding but Mountain Biking is by far my favorite!

TESTING GROUNDS: Trails all over Orange, San Bernadino and LA County

The good people over at Bellwether sent over some jerseys for me to test out here at headquarters. The first is the :

Tempo Jersey 9188

»8 inch locking front zipper
»Ventilated underarm and back panel
»Elastic-free sleeve design
»Two large rear pockets
»Partial Silicon gripper at bottom hem

and they sent over the:

Vision Jersey 9194

»Sporty design is flattering and functional
»3 inch hidden front zipper
»6 inch inconspicuous zippered rear pocket
»Excellent moisture transfer
»Elastic-free waist and cuff

I won’t sugar coat – I’ve had these jerseys for a long time! Work and school have kept me busy for some time now but I didn’t want anyone to miss out on some good stuff here. So after a thorough review of these jerseys – if these were going to fall apart or tear, it would have happened by now. These have been washed and worn countless times, and these look as good as the day I got them. I think I even took a bad spill when racing, while wearing the Tempo Jersey, and it survived with no rips or tears.

One of my favorite features is the silicone gripper on the bottom hem. For those of us that don’t care for an elastic bottom this is a brilliant alternative! Love, love, love it! Keeps the jersey in place without too much restriction.

The cuts on these are feminine and these are well ventilated jerseys. I never felt too warm in these and they breathe great! The length on these is just right as well. Not too short or long. I never felt the need to pull down on these jerseys as I have with others. The Tempo is definitely my favorite between the two jerseys for its breath-ability and fit. I also appreciated the 8′ locking front zipper on this jersey. You won’t be disappointed with this purchase!

Price point is decent too. You won’t break your budget with these jerseys. MSRP Priced at 39.99 for the Vision Jersey and 59.99 for the Tempo Jersey. The holidays are around the corner! You will want to add one of these jerseys to your wish list!

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Racing in the Bellweather Tempo Jersey.

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While these other pansies are riding mountain bikes with their matching spandex and color coordinated...so called KITS...I'm bangin' their wives at home and she just served me breakfast in bed and I washed it down with a cold beer. Enjoy your ride suckas, cuz I know I did!

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