Men’s Mountain Bike Jerseys
Built for big days and bigger grins. Our men’s MTB jerseys move heat, resist abrasion, and keep storage steady—so you can focus on the line, not the layers. Breathable where it matters, tough where it counts.
Pick Your Jersey
Short Sleeve: airy knits and open‑mesh panels for hot laps and exposed climbs.
Long Sleeve: added coverage for brush and sun; lighter weights keep speed without the sweat‑soak.
Thermal / Cold‑Weather: brushed interiors for steady warmth that still breathes; layer with jackets & vests when temps drop.
Trail‑Ready Details
Drop tails for full coverage in the attack position. Durable face fabrics that stand up to packs and pads. On‑body vents and stash pockets that stay put when the trail turns rough.
Temperature Guide
75°F+: ultralight short sleeve with maximum ventilation.
60–75°F: breathable short sleeve or light long sleeve for sun/brush protection.
45–60°F: thermal long sleeve; add a packable shell on descents.
30–45°F: thermal jersey + windproof layer from Jackets & Vests.
Below 30°F: heavy thermal mid + insulated or softshell outer; manage sweat with baselayers.
Wet or windy? Bump up one level and consider wet‑weather protection.
Layer Like a System
Base: start with moisture‑moving baselayers matched to effort.
Mid: choose the jersey weight for the day.
Outer: finish with MTB jackets & vests. For storms, go seam‑sealed with Wet Weather.
Fit & Sizing — Dial It In
MTB jerseys should skim the body with room to move and clear pads. Hem should cover the ride position without snagging saddles. Use our Size & Fit Guide to lock your size.
FAQ
MTB jersey vs. road jersey—what’s different?
MTB jerseys favor durability, mobility, and pack/pad compatibility over aero. Fabrics and fits are tuned for mixed terrain and body English.
Short sleeve or long sleeve for summer?
Short sleeve for max airflow; light long sleeve when you want sun/brush protection without extra heat.
Where do I stash tools and food?
Use on‑body zip pockets or pair with shorts & pants featuring secure storage. For seated comfort, add a breathable liner short under shells.
Shop the System
Round out your kit with shorts & pants, liner shorts, gloves, outerwear, and rain protection—purpose‑built gear that works so well, it disappears.
