Louis Garneau Men's X-Lite Jacket - XS - Curacao Blue

Description

It's a smart piece, and it's worth every penny. The X-Lite's construction is simple and effective, using two fabrics from LG's X-Lite family. OK, so it does lots of things, all of which make it the material you want for optimal ventilation, which is why LG uses panels of it for the X-Lite Jacket's underarms. It can be a light layer for windy or only slightly chilly days. X-Lite Mesh is a lightweight mesh designed for one thing: comfort. OK, so it does lots of things, all of which make it the material you want for optimal ventilation, which is why LG uses panels of it for the X-Lite Jacket's underarms. A light but resilient wind jacket like the Louis Garneau Men's X-Lite jacket is arguably the most useful top you can own. The full-length zipper has a neck garage to eliminate chafing, a full-length flap, and reflective accents. Well, and stretch. The jacket is cut according to LG's pro fit, which means it's snug enough for racing and there's no extra material to flap in the wind that it's designed to block. And, since it's easily packable, it's easy to pull off and stuff into a jersey pocket when it's no longer needed. It's wind resistant, has a high denier for durability, and still manages to breathe well so your wind-free microclimate doesn't turn clammy and damp after 30 minutes in the saddle. It can be an element-proof outer layer over a thicker jacket or long-sleeve jersey when the temperature drops or the rain approaches. X-Lite 19 is the business end of the jacket.

Key Features

• A light but resilient wind jacket like the Louis Garneau Men's X-Lite jacket is arguably the most useful top you can own.
• X-Lite Mesh is a lightweight mesh designed for one thing: comfort.
• It can be a light layer for windy or only slightly chilly days.
• It can be an element-proof outer layer over a thicker jacket or long-sleeve jersey when the temperature drops or the rain approaches.
• OK, so it does lots of things, all of which make it the material you want for optimal ventilation, which is why LG uses panels of it for the X-Lite Jacket's underarms.
• The jacket is cut according to LG's pro fit, which means it's snug enough for racing and there's no extra material to flap in the wind that it's designed to block.