The All Weather Vest

I love this vest and now I will be getting it in more colors. Please make a mustard color! I have never had so many compliments on a vest but I have to agree with some of the folks who told me it looked good on me. Its the right length and material for cool days:)

Love the fit, fabric, and performance! I also appreciate the citron yellow color which is still bright but not the screaming yellow of most cycling gear .

I could not be more pleased. True to size. Superior fabric and cut. Perfect length. I’ve owned and worn a few cycling vests over the years, and none compare.

This vest is great for long-torso cyclists like me who struggle to find anything that doesn't bind at the top of the waist. If you have a short torso, this may not fit well for you. The neck is higher than I would prefer, hence the 4 stars instead of 5. It can annoy my chin at times. But if you're looking for a vest with wind protection on the neck this one is fantastic for that (I prefer using a buff I can take off if I get too warm). Good wind protection, keeps me warm, breathable. LOVE the two big pockets on the back; why are more & more non-insulated vests now coming without pockets?? The yellow color is nice too. Overall worth the money especially when compared to similar products at this price point that don't seem to really be cut for women's bodies or have pockets.

Everyone who is referring to this vest as "versatile" is spot on. It strikes a good balance between breaking the wind and allowing your body to breathe via the vents along back and sides. This significantly increases the temperature range the vest is comfortable in. During fall in the midwest the temperature can fluctuate 20 degrees in one day, but this vest can handle it all. Not only is it functional, this vest is also stylish. It is a staple cycling garment, but also simple in it's design and subtle enough to be worn with street clothes. I have officially sworn off of purses and bags and just decided to throw this vest on over whatever I'm wearing so that I can have rear pockets. I'm somewhat tempted to buy a second one so I don't have to go without it when I get covered in mud after a ride. As others have mentioned, the vest (along with most MFF jerseys) run long. As a petite person with a short torso, the fit could be a bit better, but this has always been a problem for me with clothes so I kind of take it in stride. I still find it to be flattering.