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Capo Super Corsa Inverno Jersey


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Capo Cycling Apparel   |   SKU: JLWSCBK26-MD  |   Option: Black, M

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Capo Super Corsa Inverno Jersey Info

The Capo Super Corsa Inverno Jersey is a winter-weight long sleeve cycling jersey made from Thermo Roubaix DWR fabric throughout. The inside is brushed for insulation, and the smooth outer face carries a Durable Water Repellent finish that sheds light rain and snow. The blend is 51% polyamide, 32% polyester and 17% elastane. Capo says the combination is meant to keep you warm without leaving you soaked when the pace picks up, which is where plenty of cold-weather jerseys fall short.

Capo recommends the Inverno for roughly 30 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit, and says a base layer or vest extends that range. For deep winter, Capo suggests building it up with a vest, base layer or jacket instead of treating the jersey as a complete answer. The DWR finish repels light precipitation, but it is a water-repellent treatment, not a waterproof membrane, so steady rain will still get through.

The details are straightforward. A tall tapered collar covers the neck, and Capo waist elastic keeps the hem in place. The 2-way 5mm coil YKK camlock zipper opens from either end, so you can vent from the bottom while keeping the collar closed on a descent. Three rear pockets carry food, a phone and small essentials. The jersey is made in Italy and comes in black, in sizes S through XXL.

It suits riders who keep logging miles through fall, winter and early spring and want one jersey that covers most of those days with a vest or base layer added as it gets colder.

The RA Perspective

The Inverno is a long sleeve jersey that fills the gap between a standard jersey and a full winter jacket. The Thermo Roubaix fabric is brushed on the inside for warmth, and the outside has a DWR finish, so it handles drizzle or flurries on mixed days in fall and spring. It is not meant to keep out sustained rain.

The 2-way zipper is the feature we would point to first. When a climb heats you up, you can open the bottom to vent and leave the tall collar closed at the neck. That is helpful for riders who run cold around the throat but warm everywhere else.

The tradeoffs are straightforward. Capo rates the jersey for 30 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit, so it is a cool-to-cold piece, not a deep-winter one. Below freezing you will want a base layer and a vest, or a jacket over the top. Above the mid-50s it will probably be too warm. The DWR finish repels water but is not waterproof, so on a steady rainy day you still want a shell. Capo has not specified a fit for this jersey, so if you are between sizes, ask us before ordering.

This is the jersey for riders who log miles through the colder months and want one piece that covers most of the days between autumn and spring, adding a vest or jacket as the temperature falls.

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