Zerofit’s Heatrub thermal base layers have been doing a fine job of keeping me warm on my winter rides for a couple of years, so the new IceSkin base layers have a lot to live up to. The IceSkin does the polar opposite of Heatrub, as it is designed to reduce skin temperatures on hot days. It uses Cool Stamp technology on the front of the garment, which works by having a special printed layer that absorbs sweat, causing a reaction which in turn makes the skin’s temperature sensors send a signal to the brain that it is cooler than is actually the case. More simple to understand is the Rhombus Mesh used on the back of the garment. The raised pattern provides high levels of airflow and wicks away sweat, keeping the user drier and cooler. The fabric is also stretchy, allowing freedom of movement when on the bike. It comes in icy white or more prosaic black, in unisex sizes from XS to 3XL, for an SRP of £59.95.
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Zerofit IceSkin
