Craft · Clothing
ADV Essence Light Wind Vest - Men's
$66.99
$99.00Save $32.01 (32%)
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About this product
The Craft ADV Essence Light Wind Vest is a packable cycling vest designed for men who need to respond quickly to shifting weather on the road. At just 43 gsm, the ultra-lightweight woven front fabric combines a wind-protective construction with a DWR water-repellent finish, while the side panels and back body use a 90% Polyamide, 10% Elastane mesh blend that promotes ventilation and a close, flexible fit. The main body is built from 85% Recycled Polyester and 15% Polyester, making it a more sustainable option without sacrificing performance. Thoughtful finishing details include brushed fleece at the inner collar, elastic edging along the hem, and reflective elements for low-light visibility. The vest compresses small enough to stow in a standard jersey back pocket, so it travels with you until conditions demand it. Sized to run slightly small, machine washable at 40 degrees Celsius, and available in Flumino (SKU 1908814).
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Craft
- Material
- Body: 85% Recycled Polyester, 15% Polyester, Side Panels/Back Body: 90% Polyamide, 10% Elastane
- Color
- Flumino
- Size
- S
- Body
- 85% Recycled Polyester, 15% Polyester
- Customers Say
- Runs Slightly Small
- Side Panels/Back Body
- 90% Polyamide, 10% Elastane
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Craft ADV Essence Light Wind Vest for its exceptional packability, noting it folds neatly into a jersey back pocket without adding noticeable bulk. The vest earns strong marks for its fit, described as comfortable and well-tailored for cycling, and for its ability to block wind effectively while the mesh back keeps things from overheating. Many users highlight it as an ideal layer for chilly mornings or unexpectedly breezy rides. The most common criticism is that it offers minimal warmth on its own, making it unsuitable for genuinely cold conditions. A recurring complaint from some reviewers is the limited or absent reflective elements on certain colorways, which reduces confidence for low-light riding.
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