Assos jersey sizing
Omar Little
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For jerseys i'm about a size 5 in nalini (which is an xl i think, might be xxl) and a large in Gore. How does assos compare size wise? Best going for an XL or an XXL?
btw there seems to be a real lack of stockists for assos in Scotland, and some of the shops that do stock it only have the shorts and chamois cream.
btw there seems to be a real lack of stockists for assos in Scotland, and some of the shops that do stock it only have the shorts and chamois cream.
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If it's any help I'm an L in Castelli, Santini and Giordana and I fit an L Assos too.
As for stockists http://www.cycle-world.co.uk/brands/assos.php
Great shop. Very knowledgeable staff. Was in there a few weekends ago and they had lots of Assos kit hanging up. They do need to update that website though because they had some jerseys in.0 -
Depends what your chest size is, I'm a 43 Chest/34 Waist and I wear an XL in Assos.0
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42 chest here, 32 waist, Assos uno jersey XL ......0
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Depends what Assos Jersey. The Mille is a considerably different fit to, say, the Uno. Tthe new Swiss is tighter than the old Swiss.My blog: http://www.roubaixcycling.cc (kit reviews and other musings)
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Good point bendertherobot.0
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In order of sizing I would say:
SS.13 is probably the tightest at any given size
New Style Federation tops and Uno slightly looser (ever so)
Old style Federation and Uno looser again
Mille jersey a size downMy blog: http://www.roubaixcycling.cc (kit reviews and other musings)
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bendertherobot wrote:In order of sizing I would say:
SS.13 is probably the tightest at any given size
New Style Federation tops and Uno slightly looser (ever so)
Old style Federation and Uno looser again
Mille jersey a size down
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i'm a medium in everything pretty much, but my assos jersey (the cheapest they do) is an xl. the medium barely even covered my naval"Unfortunately these days a lot of people don’t understand the real quality of a bike" Ernesto Colnago0