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dsimon
05-13-2019, 06:39 PM
So I have been wearing Rapha and some Shutt Velo and new a couple new Jerseys, Thinking about Castelli 2XL what are your thoughts. or should I just hold out for Assos.
Thanks as always.
CDollarsign
05-13-2019, 08:17 PM
Castelli 2xl is like a medium in regular clothes.
msl819
05-13-2019, 08:36 PM
Castelli 2xl is like a medium in regular clothes.
Very true... apparently Italians in XXL are very different than Americans.
djg21
05-13-2019, 08:40 PM
Very true... apparently Italians in XXL are very different than Americans.
Forget Italian or most Euro brands. I wear an XXL jersey (size 7). Euro brands are too small for me.
Mr. Pink
05-14-2019, 07:15 AM
Ha. I had an Italian sales person explain to me that jerseys over there go to 6xl, and, I thought, to myself, how so very Italian. It's not as though it's a nation of tiny people. Spend some time there, and there is a certain illogic to it, I suppose.
dsimon
05-14-2019, 07:26 AM
I appreciate it everyone I don't need a Schmedium jersey
jischr
05-14-2019, 08:13 AM
Have you looked at these guys? https://fatladattheback.com/
Made for those of us who like fried chicken and don't spend 20 hours a week on the bike.
msl819
05-14-2019, 10:25 AM
Have you looked at these guys? https://fatladattheback.com/
Made for those of us who like fried chicken and don't spend 20 hours a week on the bike.
I'll have to check into these guys. I have never been considered fat - except maybe in cycling. I have a 48" chest and 34-35" waist. In cycling clothing manufactures seem to assume that we are all the same at the waist and chest. I usually have either tight shoulders or a baggier than desired waist in cycling clothing.
Mr. Pink
05-14-2019, 06:18 PM
I'll have to check into these guys. I have never been considered fat - except maybe in cycling. I have a 48" chest and 34-35" waist. In cycling clothing manufactures seem to assume that we are all the same at the waist and chest. I usually have either tight shoulders or a baggier than desired waist in cycling clothing.
Yeah well, when the top guy in the sport looks like this, well, it's an issue to be normal.
Yoshi
05-14-2019, 09:12 PM
I'll have to check into these guys. I have never been considered fat - except maybe in cycling. I have a 48" chest and 34-35" waist. In cycling clothing manufactures seem to assume that we are all the same at the waist and chest. I usually have either tight shoulders or a baggier than desired waist in cycling clothing.
Almost same size as you. Same problem. 6-2, 48 chest 36 waist.
I have had good luck with wool jerseys from Woolistic. Very nice. Pricey. Get XXXL
https://www.vintagevelos.com/en/
Also Luis Garneau. Mostly kinda blah.
https://garneau.com/us_en/men
I scored a nice Assos jersey that fits perfectly from Competitive Cyclist in February on sale
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/assos-ss.millejersey_evo7-jersey-short-sleeve-mens?skidn=AAS004H-NATRD-XS&ti=UExQIENhdDpNZW4ncyBSb2FkIEJpa2UgVG9wczoyOjg6Y2N DYXQxMDAzMTQ=
Also Babici.
https://babici.cc/14-jerseys
Also pricey but super luxe. If you can find one in XXL that you like.
Let us know if you find others.
Good luck
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