Assos Intermediate jersey review
We found that the Intermediate was up to Assos's usual high standards and liked the zipped rear pocket in addition to the usual three. Our only niggle was with the zip garage on the front, which was a bit fiddly.
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Windproof
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Breathable
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Designed for varying temperatures
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Front zip a bit fiddly
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The Intermediate is packed with features that make it suitable for riding in changing temperates, and Assos says it keeps you warm down to 10°C.
It has good breathability – an Airblock front panel for active, breathable wind protection. Assos has designed the Intermediate with AEPD (Advanced Ergonomic Pattern Design), it has a full-length zip and zipped rear pocket plus elastic integrated reflective visibility stripes on the back for night riding.
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