It's not just a question of clothing, Umbrail It is also style and elegance, unique designs and color combinations that combine with the high quality of the garments.
We tried the Umbrail Phil bibshort (in black and blue colors), in addition to the Jersey Hermeda and Kances LTD and our description starts from these last two.
Shirts that get noticed
Whether it's a mix of colors with an impactful color combination, or a minimal and sober single color, an Umbrail shirt doesn't go unnoticedThe perceived quality starts from the touch, from fabrics that almost seem like Alcantara.
The Kances LTD jersey (the colored one), is packaged with good 7 different fabrics, each of these applied in a strategic point and must perform in a specific way. The front and back panels are different from the shoulders and arms, as are the fabrics that shape the pockets. These are four, with a positioning that partly recalls that of the winter clothes, with the three classic ones and a fourth lateral one in micro-perforated fabric. Under the pockets there is a very thin reflective band, which increases visibility when hit by a beam of light and does not affect the design of the garment at all.
La fit is tight, but the quality of the fabric and its great stretch allow you to wear a shirt that doesn't constrict, doesn't pull, and never feels out of place. There's a small elastic insert at the back for a grip.
Umbrail Hermeda
The Hermeda follows the same quality and construction concepts as the Kances LTD jersey, although it has some differences. It doesn't have a fourth back pocket and the fabric composition (in terms of percentages) is different.
The sensation is that of having an even lighter shirt, almost impalpable and imperceptible once worn (truly gratifying and comfortable once in contact with the skin), even in the area of the arm where there are no elastic inserts that tighten and trap heat. Both have a list price of 150 euros (the Kances is discounted to 100).
Overalls, how could you not have them?
The bibshorts in the Phil category are an example of how quality shorts can make a difference in terms of comfort, the pleasure of being on the bike even for many hours and how much such a garment affects performance. Despite having a high level of softness and good compressive power, they don't even tighten at the seams at the bottom of the legs, where an elastic band is inserted.
The waistband is a comfortable height, providing support but also preventing it from getting soaked in sweat during long climbs. The braces are perforated and made of a nice, tough fabric that helps even when you lean towards the handlebars. They also have a significant rear mesh paneling. The Umbrail Phil bibshort has a list price of 150 euros.
Two different bottoms
It should be emphasized that they are both from the Umbrail house, with a performance that remains well above the category average. The red one guarantees support for up to 8 hours, has different densities, for differentiated support. It is unloaded at the sides and is compact in shape.
The one called Monogram (with the writing Umbrail) is a top of the range in an absolute sense, where it is also It is difficult to quantify the hours of support it can offerIt has more generous shapes, with differentiated density and greater support for each area. It has relief zones along its entire perimeter, a detail that allows it to better adapt to the shape of the body, but also to accommodate the seams. The latter is the pad you forget you're wearing.
