I like this sleeveless base layer better than the size small technical T-shirts I've been using (because I can find them super cheap). This one came at a discounted price. It keeps me comfortable in conditions where only wearing a jersey would be too chilly, yet it does not overheat due to the fishnet. The moisture management is just what you would expect from a base layer.
The only problem, in my opinion is that the fishnet is about as robust as a thin slice of swiss cheese. I tried this on immediately upon receiving it in the mail and thought to myself, "this will be perfect on early morning rides in the low 60's". Upon removing the thing I pulled the lower part up toward my chest and reached behind my head between my shoulder blades to pull it off . . . rrriiippp! . . . a hole about the size of a tennis ball right where my fingers gripped. Bummer! I'll keep wearing it until the hole is ridiculously large, but c'mon man. There should be some more robust material right there in the upper center of the back so this does not happen so easily.
The fabric/material seems high quality, and I haven't had an issue with it.
I wear this jersey (alone, no under layer) for early morning rides up the nearby canyons. When the temperature is around 50 F, plus or minus a few, I'm totally fine, even going down the canyons on the way back home, but I haven't tried it on anything colder yet. When it's in the upper 40's, I'll be a little bit cold at the start of a ride, until I get warmed up. I usually have to leave before sunrise, so it does get warmer on my ride, but that's about as close to a temperature rating I can give (I don't get bothered much by it being too cold, unless it's on my hands and feet).
I've only worn it in dry/fair weather, so I can't comment on exposure to rain, etc.
Have only had one real rainy commute day where I've used these so far, so two rides and 26 miles total so far. I've been injured so have been doing more remote work lately. I have some other Endura products and they've been amazing, especially for the price, and these feel like they'll be similar as far as the quality and durability. Their single walled but the seam taping looks really well done. Legs got a bit warm and sweaty but I've never had rain pants not so that. My only two complaints, which are minor, is that the bottom cuff area doesn't open up much so I can't have my shoes on to get the pants on or off. The second is that they're a little too roomy in the seat area for me, so they can sometimes snag a little on the saddle nose when I'm getting back on the saddle after a stop light. I know they have to design for a certain body type and I may be outside those parameters a bit (I'm somewhat muscular but slender), so can't ding them too much for that. Overall they feel pretty good, though, and would look for these again if they got damaged from a crash... or an unleashed dog attack, which happened to a different pair of pants not too long ago.
I got this jacket for a nine day ride across England. It drizzled or rained every single day so I used this jacket all the time and it kept me cry and comfortable. When it was nice and warm, I shook it out and rolled it up in the panniers and it was ready for the next day. It shed the rain and the mud and dirt like a freshly waxed car.
