PEARL iZUMi

Pro Barrier Vest - Men's

Recycled Polyester is a fabric made from recycled plastic materials, like used water bottles. Choosing a vest made from this material helps reduce waste and minimizes the need for new plastic production, making it a more sustainable option. By wearing this vest, you’re not only getting a functional product but also contributing to environmental conservation.

The PI Dry Treatment is a technology developed by Pearl Izumi that enhances the water-resistance of the fabric. It repels water, ensuring that you stay dry even in wet conditions. This feature is especially beneficial for cyclists, as it protects against rain and moisture, allowing you to focus on your ride without worrying about getting soaked.

BioViz Elements are reflective materials integrated into the vest to improve visibility in low-light conditions. This is crucial for safety, especially if you ride during early mornings or evenings. The reflective features help ensure that you are seen by others on the road, reducing the risk of accidents.

Form Fit refers to a snug and streamlined fit that closely follows your body’s shape. This design reduces wind resistance, which can enhance your performance while cycling. A Form Fit garment also provides comfort and allows for better movement, making it ideal for serious cyclists looking to optimize their rides.

A Compact Design allows the vest to be easily folded or compressed into a small size for storage. This is particularly useful for cyclists who need to carry extra gear without taking up too much space. The vest can be stowed away in a jersey pocket when not in use, making it convenient for unpredictable weather conditions during rides.

Yes! The combination of Recycled Polyester, PI Dry Treatment, and BioViz Elements makes this vest versatile for various weather conditions. It provides water resistance for rainy days, while the reflective features enhance visibility in low light. Its compact design also allows you to carry it easily, ensuring you’re prepared for changing weather while cycling.