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Endura’s new Singletrack Lite Jerseys and Tees add a soft touch to enduro

  • Ron 

To become an all time favorite, a MTB jersey needs to be fast wicking, good looking, compatible with armor, affordable, and – most importantly – comfortable. As usual, Endura ticks all the boxes with the new summer weight Singletrack Lite Jerseys and Tees. Whether you aspire to be an Enduro World Series champion like Tracy Moseley, a freerider like Chris Smith, or you simply enjoy a variety of trail riding, you will love these new Singletrack Lite tops!

Singletrack Lite Outfit Ultra Marine

The thought behind the Singletrack Lite tops was to create mountain bike specific riding jerseys, therefore Endura decided against roadie-style features like the traditional three back pockets or reflective details.

Instead, the Endura product development team focused on finding the most comfortable performance fabric with a more casual trail look. And, as you will know as soon as you touch the fabric, never mind ride in it, they have succeeded. The polypropylene/polyester mix feels like supersoft cotton but is in fact an ultra fast wicking technical fabric that transports sweat away from the skin quickly, leaving the rider dry and comfortable. The material also features an antibacterial finish to stop unpleasant odors from developing, so you feel fresh even after a long day on the trails.

Singletrack Lite Green Detail 06

The Singletrack Lite tops are cut in a relaxed fit, which is compatible with body armor. Flatlocked seams ensure comfort without chafing. There are two Singletrack Lite versions. The Singletrack Lite Wicking Tee is a simple, no fuss tee with a crew neck with taped neck seam.

The Singletrack Lite Jersey is packed with features including embossed contrast paneling, a hidden zip pocket, concealed ¾ front zipper for ideal ventilation, and a sunglasses wipe on the hem.

Both versions are available in ultramarine, green, and black. Size S-XXL.

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