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The latest version of the Troy Lee Designs Ruckus jersey has seen a couple of subtle improvements. Most notably, two substantial pockets have been added out back to provide more room to stow and stash items if you’re the type of rider who’s looking to ditch the hydration pack. The Ruckus has always been Troy Lee’s most versatile jersey; it’s a staple. You could wear it in most temperatures on rides ranging from long days on light duty trails to shuttles on the downhill bike.
The Ruckus has all of what you’d expect from a high end mountain bike jersey and then some. Our favorite feature is the hidden, built in lens cloth. We can’t count how many times it’s come in handy. Keeping track of a glass/goggle bag is for the birds and because the cloth is stitched into the inside of the jersey it’s less apt to get sand or mud on it; therefore it’s unlikely that you’ll scratch your eyewear with it.
Our 6 foot tall tester opted for a medium jersey with it fitting a bit on the snug side as he prefers. The fit overall on the Ruckus is excellent, we appreciated its longer cut in the midriff, especially out back. There isn’t any excess material or bulky feeling to this jersey but at the same time, it feels substantial and the fabric seems tough and ready to withstand some crashes and multiple washes.
Straight away we were very comfortable in the Ruckus and honestly we hardly noticed the jersey or gave it much thought unless we were using the pockets or lens cloth. The material used are super soft and comfortable while striking a good balance between sweat absorption and breathability.
This is a fantastic jersey at a great price and it’s held up really well for us resisting fade and premature wear quite well. We’ve worn it on a fairly warm day for a 35 mile jaunt. We’ve worn it under a rain jacket for a big day in Squamish in the rain. We’ve worn while lapping out some shuttles on the DH bike. Perhaps it’s most commendalbe feature is its excellent fit, but the materials used and smart layout ust add to it. The Ruckus is super versatile, tough and really damn comfortable. You’d be hard pressed to find a situation on two wheels where you wouldn’t be content wearing it.
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