Endura D2Z Aero jersey review

Endura’s D2Z clothing range has been wind tunnel optimised over a spread of speeds

Cycling Weekly Verdict

Endura clearly regards the D2Z jersey as something special. It comes not in a plastic bag, but in its own zip-up case, complete with a washbag and a 42 page “speed journal” explaining the Drag2Zero testing procedure and the clothing’s aero benefits.

Reasons to buy
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    Close fit so no windflap

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    Lightweight, airy fabrics

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    Wind tunnel tested

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Reasons to avoid
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    Pockets are a little small

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    Covering flap limits what you can carry without it protruding

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If you absolutely must have the fastest, most aerodynamically developed jersey to enhance your riding then look no further. Scottish clothing innovators Endura teamed up with the wind cheating experts at Drag2Zero to create a range of world beating, and Editor’s Choice winning, kit including this exceptional jersey.

Endura has worked with Simon Smart of Drag2Zero, using the Mercedes Formula 1 wind tunnel to test the Endura D2Z Aero jersey, ensuring that it has the fastest performance at a range of speeds. It says that the design is optimised for speeds between 32kph and 50kph. So Endura claims that it’s a jersey that would work as well for a sportive rider looking for a new personal best as for a road racer going for the sprint.

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