MISANO ADRIATICO – Oxyburn is road, running, gravel, MTB and much more. In addition to this, it is also the support for cyclists who want to prepare for the change of season with a complete and high-performance underwear from every point of view. On the occasion of the Italian Bike Festival we met Jacopo Pea, owner of Oxyburn, which made us discover the Shelter shirtA unique garment, with a versatile soul to always maintain an ideal body microclimate.
Ultralight and versatile
The Shelter stands out for its construction with ultra-light fabric, capable of maintaining constant thermoregulation. self-ventilating micromesh structure accelerates the transpiration of sweat, leaving the body dry even during the most intense activities. total absence of seams and raw cut finishes they are a guarantee of absolute comfort.
«The Shelter – says Pea – is an intimate first layer for winter. We used the technology we already applied on the run-proof raw cut products for the perforated summer, therefore with the Dryarn polypropylene inside. A fabric that has the ability to quickly expel sweat and excess heat to the outside.
«There are – he explains – two advantages to underline. The first is that we offer a shirt that has an advantage for the retailer because it is one size fits allThe second is its characteristic of being run-proofIf the consumer finds the sleeve 3 cm longer and wants it shorter, he cuts the garment and without any problem, it takes the new shape while maintaining the same characteristics."
Always dry
The layer in contact with the skin is bacteriostatic and hypoallergenic, made of Dryarn polypropylene. This material, in addition to being technical, facilitates the versatility of this shirt on multiple fronts..
«Its construction – continues Pea – and the use of Dryarn It allows convey excess sweat, heat, humidity immediately to the outside, keeping the skin always dryOn the outside there is a microfibre nylon to give greater durability to the garment during use and an anatomical shape which is typical and necessary in cycling. The collar is high to provide full protectionThe same feature applies here too: if the user wants the neck shortened and turned into a choker, they can use scissors and cut without worries.
«The Shelter – he concludes – obviously enjoys a ad hoc bodymapping for the cyclistThere are ventilation points in the center of the sternum. Then there are side perforations to improve sweat evaporation. Finally, there is micro-perforation on the back, also designed to aid thermoregulation. The temperature range is from 10 to 40 degreesWe're testing this piece with two teams we sponsor. I want to point out that it all depends on the user's ability to combine additional outer shells to create their own ideal microclimate.
