Aerostich Windstopper Jersey

Wore this everyday as a layer under my Roadcrafter suit on a recent trip from Alaska to the lower 48 and back. Worked wonderfully and was nice to wear around at the end of the day. Highly satisfied!

This is a new model with a larger pocket on left shoulder that fits my iphone. Nice touch.

I've been looking long and hard for something like this to wear under my mesh jacket on cool mornings. Most of the competition have snugger-fitting jersey's/jackets that have only the front portion wind stopping material. This jersey is 100% Wind-stopper! I wanted the wind stop material all around to prevent cross wind and side drafts. Also liked the idea of something looser fitting so i wouldn't feel like a sausage and could actually wear a normal baselayer underneath if I wanted to. This jersey is the bomb! It's exactly as described, maybe better. Ok, the price is extremely high but worth it when you consider everything. Be aware that this WindStopper fabric is not fleece-like soft on the inside and not totally silent on the outside when you are moving around, say, inside an office setting. A bit crinkly when it moves, but not as much as GoreTex. It's not scratchy on your skin or anything, just not super soft/thick. The Gore Windstopper is very thin. Love the elbow padding and self-storage compartment too. Thanks for making a great product.

Normally don't write reviews but so happy with the product I am compelled to do so. Exceeded my expectations. Excellent materials, tailoring and build quality. Another great product from Aerostich! One possible improvement is the addition of adjustable velcro cuffs.

I live in NC and apart from ice storms I can ride year round. This jersey is a perfect addition to my riding gear on cool fall days and it works perfectly. I am very happy with the quality of this jersey and highly recommend it. ...I just purchased one of the fleece jackets for winter days and I'm looking forward to trying that out too!

I have had mine for nearly 10 years, and except in the warmer weather days, it is an essential part of my riding gear. Packs up small, so no excuse to ride off and leave it behind. Remember, layer, layer, layer! It has made a world of difference between an enjoyable vs miserable (perhaps even dangerous) ride up around Mt. Hood where the weather can change on a whim. Older version seemed to run a bit large it seems (at the time 6'4", 280lbs, wore XXL).

I purchased 3 of these shirts to wear with different Riding suits and situations. The wind blocking material is of very high quality. I was out in about 37 degree weather with one of these jerseys, a Eddie Bauer primaloft Vest , and my trusty Transit 2 jacket and was good for about 3 hours at non highway speeds. At the 3 hour mark my arms started to get chilly and decided to throw on my Aero fleece sweater and was good to go for another few hours.

You might be able to leave your electric vest behind. I wear it under my Roadcrafter and find it is really effective at cutting the chill--down to about 45-50 degrees outside temperature. It's not bulky, and you'll hardly notice it. Layering is the way to go, and this is an ideal layer to have in the bag.

I purchased this product to wear under a Summer season highly vented jacket on those cooler mornings we have in the upper midwest - I really love this thing - Fits great: I'm 6' 200# & the large size fit just perfect, has good length, light-weight, and really stops the wind. When it warms up, it stores nicely away in the smallest of cubbies. It's nicely made, with a small arm stash pocket and a hidden pocket along the bottom hem, (which I recently discovered). Yeah, it's it cost more than I wanted to pay - but it's well worth it. You won't be disappointed.

I have a lot of Aerostitch items, it's just the best quality riding gear I have ever had over the last forty years of riding. Thanks for the quailty.