A proper moisture wicking base layer is essential to keep you cool and comfortable on your ride. The problem with many options on the market today is that after you take off your riding jacket, base layers are styled in a way that make you look like you’re going to (or coming from) a hot yoga class. Sometimes we just want to wear something casual when we ride to meet up with friends for dinner. If all this sounds familiar, Sprocket Apparel might have a solution for you.

RideDry Tees are made of breathable, moisture wicking, 100% microdenier polyester. Only American fabrics are used and the shirts are constructed in North Carolina. They feature a long back and Sprocket Apparel uses reflective ink for their modern graphics. 

ADVMoto got to sample the RideDry Tees over the summer. As expected, the shirts performed just like many of the cool base layers we already have in our wardrobes. What surprised us is how often we wore the shirts when we weren’t riding, casually around the office and out running errands. The long backs stay tucked-in and shield innocent eyes fromm the “dark side of the moon”. On or off the saddle, the RideDry Tees breathed extremely well to keep us as cool as possible, even during our Virginian heat waves. 

Sprocket Apparel is a relatively new company, and we hope to see their brand expand with even more shirt styles like polos, long sleeves, and button-ups. If they’re able to make this happen, we’ll have to find more space in our closets.
MSRP: $35 SprocketApparel.com

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