No terrain is off limits 

UYN ALLROAD is the shirt that sets new standards in cycling apparel thanks to its innovative hybrid construction featuring three different fabrics. From road to gravel and even the most demanding trails, this shirt guarantees unprecedented comfort, lightness and durability.
At the lower abdomen and back, our designers have introduced the new RESIVENT fabric, that is made made of recycled polyester, perforated for excellent ventilation and better resists snag from branches or thorns you may encounter on your trails. 
Ultra-elastic knit front and shoulder areas maximise comfort. The sleeves are built using our AERO-LT fabric with ventilation channels that increase breathability as well as the aerodynamic effect of the shirt.

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RESIVENT is a new generation fabric made from 100% recycled polyester. It is light on the environment and lightweight when you wear it, thanks to its perforated structure that makes it exceptionally breathable. RESIVENT is anti-snag and features high abrasion resistance – perfect for high-intensity outdoor activities.

RESIVENT

Strong, lightweight, 100% recycled? Yes, it is possible!

Washing instructions

Highly technical bike shirt for your off-road rides


AERO-LT is the highly stretchable, ultra lightweight fabric designed by UYN with micro-groove lines perpendicular to the wind flow. The non-smooth surface results in a reduction in air resistance proportional to the increase in speed, thus improving aerodynamic efficiency. The special structure also allows the AERO-LT fabric to promote breathability.

AERO-LT

The high-speed fabric


Designed to suit the cyclist’s position in the saddle and typical head movements. Result: outstanding fit and superior comfort.

ANATOMICAL NECK

You will win more than by the neck. 


One shirt, one seam, no restrictions. The shoulder area is made of a single piece of fabric, with no vertical seams. More freedom of movement, greater support for muscles and for body posture.

UYN WOMAN ALLROAD SHIRT SHORT SLEEVE

Fit

Temperature

The high-speed fabric

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