This page brings together the MTB jerseys from the Black Friday, many of which are on sale: fitted styles for cross-country, looser cuts for enduro and downhill, short, three-quarter or long sleeves, available in men's, women's and children's sizes. Vélo-Store's promotions on these jerseys continue throughout November. First, choose the cut that suits your activity, then check the size in the brand's guide.
The jerseys on this page don’t all serve the same purpose. Before comparing, identify yours:
The page also includes T-shirts, tank tops, and base layers, which are closer to everyday wear or base layers. The cuts and materials are detailed on the MTB jerseys page, open all year round.
Start with your chest measurement and the brand guide: a motorcycle-inspired cut tends to be larger than a cross-country jersey, and two brands may have different sizing charts. If you're wearing a back protector under the jersey, choose a model designed for it. The women's cuts, many of which are found here, are designed for a female body shape, and several models are available in children's size, such as the Rogue Revolt from Shot, the Roust from Giro, or the long-sleeved XC from Kenny.
Sometimes, the same name covers an entire family. The Roust from Giro comes in short, three-quarter, and long sleeves, in men's, women's, and children's cuts, and even in a windproof version. At Leatt, the number following Endurance, 3.0, 5.0, or 6.0, indicates the model within the range. At Mavic, the Deemax Enduro also comes in a long-sleeve Pro version. A sale on a short-sleeved Roust doesn’t provide information on the windproof version: check the struck-through price and the displayed price for the same variant, in your size.
The jersey is chosen with the bottom: the MTB shorts and bibs for Black Friday follow the same cuts, loose or fitted. For windy summits, a MTB jacket fits into your bag, and MTB gloves finish off the outfit. For road or BMX riding, check out the road jerseys and BMX jerseys in the operation. All year round, the clearance and new arrivals take over.
Shot Race Gear, a French motocross equipment brand whose clothing is designed in France, brings to MTB its Neo Defender and Rogue Revolt jerseys, as well as a long-sleeve base layer jersey.
Alpinestars, an Italian motorcycle equipment brand, reserves the name Stella for its women's cuts, like the Stella Fluid Apex, and also offers the Techstar and Techdura in long sleeves.
Giro turns its Roust into a trail jersey available for the whole family, in several sleeve lengths.
Mavic, better known for its wheels, also outfits mountain bikers with the Crosstrail, Deemax, and Allroad Cargo jerseys.
AGU, whose name comes from a union of wholesalers from Alkmaar, in the Netherlands, offers the MTB Venture, the Core II Essential, and long-sleeved models.
Yes. Originating from the United States, where it falls on the Friday after Thanksgiving, it is adopted by many French retailers. Vélo-Store extends it beyond this Friday: the Black Friday promotions on its MTB jerseys run throughout November.
It can be used for cross-country, but its fitted cut and thin fabric are less resistant to abrasion and falls. An MTB jersey provides more room in the shoulders and extends lower at the back.
Yes, on narrow trails: long sleeves protect against brambles, branches, and the sun. Summer models use thin and airy fabrics to limit heat.
Yes, as long as you choose a cut that allows for space, often an enduro or downhill jersey. With a fitted jersey, a size up may be necessary: check the brand’s size guide.
Make sure it's the same version: sleeve length, men's or women's cut, size. The color can also vary between offers; the final price can then be compared.