Troy Lee Designs Skyline Chill LS MTB Jersey - Breaks Tarmac

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The Troy Lee Designs Skyline Chill LS MTB Jersey is designed for mountain bikers who prioritize comfort and freedom of movement during long rides. This lightweight, long-sleeve jersey features moisture-wicking technology and an eco-friendly build, making it an excellent choice for versatile trail riding; however, its loose, casual fit may feel too baggy for riders who strictly prefer race-day compression gear.
| Model Part Number | TLD353891004 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Troy Lee Designs |
Yes, it is designed with moisture-wicking properties and vented underarm mesh to promote cooling, though it is a long-sleeve garment.
It indicates that the fabric was produced in a sustainable manner, meeting strict environmental and chemical safety standards.
The rear pocket is compact, intended for small essentials like keys, a lift pass, or small snacks, rather than large modern smartphones.
Machine wash cold with mild detergent on a gentle cycle and air dry to maintain the performance fabrics.
As a long-sleeve jersey, it provides base-level coverage against UV rays, though it is not explicitly rated as sun-blocking apparel.
The loose fit generally allows for standard mountain bike chest or back protectors to be worn underneath comfortably.
The Skyline Chill is designed with a casual, loose fit; if you prefer a tighter feel for racing, consider layering a base layer underneath to fill the space.
While durable, the lightweight material is optimized for breathability. Use care when riding through dense, thorny underbrush to avoid pulling the fibers.
Because the jersey features a loose, casual fit, it is compatible with most standard body armor and back protection systems worn underneath. To maintain the integrity of the moisture-wicking technology and the Bluesign fabric, wash in cold water on a gentle cycle. Air drying is highly recommended to preserve the shape and fabric finish. Avoid using heavy fabric softeners, as these can clog the technical fibers and diminish the jersey's moisture-wicking efficacy over time.