CASTELLI Puro 3 Jersey FZ

This is a cool weather top for biking. It fits a bit tight due to aerodynamic wind flow properties. It works well enough to break the cool wind while riding. The material is soft enough to be comfortable and it wicks moisture and allows some air to the skin. It is stylish in design and has a reflective strip across the top.I liked it so much I got one as a gift for my brother.If you want it to fit looser, order the next size up.Very recommended for devoted cyclist.

This is a warm piece of kit that works well for colder days. As with most Castelli items order larger than you think you need.

It is by far the jersey that I like and used the most in Winter. With a winter base layer it handled perfectly 10 C / 50 F degrees for mild winter weather.The only thing for mistake I bought the wrong size, M and I should have picked L. It was not worthy to return it because of the taxes I paid (I live out of US) and size L was not available, I will have to lose some weight to wear it :-) (I have another color in size L, so my review is based on that experience).

Dressing for cold-weather cycling is a challenge, for me at least. I'm talking mid 40's to high 50's where I live in the winter. But after 10-years I think I have finally cracked it. I have accumulated several lightweight windproof "breathable" jackets over the years, Castelli, Gortex, and Windstopper to name a few. They are fine for very mild cycling efforts. But these jackets all fail to breathe sufficiently and I end up dripping with sweat, and then I get damp and chilly and it's uncomfortable. You need fabric that "really" breathes and allows an effective heat exchanger, without allowing too much cold. This Castelli Puro 3 is perfect with a long sleeve merino wool base layer and a transfer base layer vest. I never get damp and chilly with sweat because the wool and the vest pull the sweat to the surface. I'm not cold and find myself to be comfortable. 55 degrees and up this can be worn alone and it's great. Again, it all depends on how hard you're working on the bike.

La tela muy gruesa no me agradó

Ordered 2x since it runs small. Fits well and looks great. Keeps me warm, riding in 46-52 degree weather. And I'm sure I could ride in colder weather than this.

Fits great despite what the reviews said about sizing up. I’m 5’6” 145 pounds, 36.5” chest, 34.5” waist, and 36” hips. The medium fits me pretty good. The sleeves are a little too long but the rest is probably just how it’s supposed to be as it’s pretty fitted but not vacuum sealed tight in the chest area. I can fit underarmour base layer(s) under it too if needed.It is decently warm for how thin it is. Although, I thought it would be a little warmer. In the low 40’s with a base layer underneath it feels ok standing outside but riding with the wind is pretty cold. Base layer, the Castelli, and a unzipped Nike dri fit hoodie was what I ended up wearing to test the Castelli in 43 degree weather. I was plenty warm (maybe too warm at times) as far as my torso is concerned. My extremities were what was cold but that’s not important here.Overall, seems like a really nice Jersey. Perfect for rides in the 50’s or lower temps with extra layers. Order the size you would normally for a US shirt or MAYBE one size up and you should be good.

The orange color is so bright, it might be visible from space. It might even be visible to distracted drivers. Otherwise, the jersey is soft and has some thickness, with a smooth exterior finish and a very soft fleece interior. The fabric is stretchy (and hopefully won’t stretch out) making it good for layering and easy to wear. Castelli quality and good looks as well of course.