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    GOREWEAR SPINSHIFT LS Jeremy Collins Jersey Review
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    Review: GOREWEAR Spinshift LS Jeremy Collins Jersey

    Jason MitchellBy Jason MitchellApril 15, 20241 Comment4 Mins Read

    Loaded up for a trip to St George, Utah, the GOREWEAR Spinshift LS Jersey was along for the ride. But, it wasn’t just any flavor of this cool-weather jersey, it was a special collab version with artist Jeremy Collins’s artwork on display. It’s definitely flashy and eye-catching, and the Spinshift LS Jersey’s foundation is an excellent performer.

    GOREWEAR Spinshift LS Jeremy Collins Jersey Features:

    • Limited-edition Jeremy Collins design (~100 pieces in each color)
    • High-stretch material for a snug fit
    • Breathable, quick-drying fabric
    • Three rear pockets with a zippered sleeve
    • Silicone hem to stay in place
    • 90% recycled polyester, 9% elastane
    • Available in fireball/multicolor (tested) and black/lab gray
    • MSRP: $130
    GOREWEAR SPINSHIFT LS Jeremy Collins Jersey Review
    The eye-catching design definitely stands out,

    Unique design and solid-performing long-sleeve jersey

    Inspired by a recent bike tour through the Italian Dolomites, the artwork of Jeremy Collins is hard to miss. Admittedly, it’s a little snazzier than I would typically wear, but it is a beautiful design on a fantastic jersey, so let’s dig into both the design and performance of this limited-edition Spinshift Jersey.

    Where it really counts is performance, so we’ll go there first. The polyester/elastane feels light, stretchy and is instantly comfortable. Gore’s lightweight material is excellent underneath the Velocio Ultralight Jacket on cold desert mornings in the 40’s or under a vest on warmer mornings in the 50’s. As temperatures rise, it’s equally awesome up into the 70’s and beyond, should you wish to have extended coverage from the sun.

    GOREWEAR Spinshift LS Jersey Review - Jeremy Collins Limited Edition
    A mid-ride stop in Alpine, UT in the Spinshift LS.

    Of course, there is some wind protection, but it’s minimal as the Spinshift breathes really well. Honestly, the breathability is outstanding as it doesn’t get overly-saturated and dries in a jiffy. After a ride, it quickly dries out and has excellent antimicrobial properties too. I can comfortably wear it several times before washing. It’s actually pretty amazing in that regard and makes for a great travel jersey. During my trip to Southern Utah, I wore it multiple times and just let it air out, hanging from my handlebars overnight. The next day, it had no adverse smells at all.

    GOREWEAR Spinshift LS Jersey - Jeremy Collins (Fireball Color)
    Jeremy Collins was here.

    Pockets are incredibly important and Gore hasn’t done anything out of the ordinary on the Spinshift LS. I found the pocket placement, size and capacity to be just right. Even though the pockets don’t have bellows at the bottom, the fabric’s ability to stretch allows them to swallow a ton of stuff. I comfortably carried the following items with room to spare:

    • iPhone 13 Mini
    • Velocio Ultralight Jacket
    • Assos Mille GT Vest
    • Specialized Mini Pump
    • Dynaplug Tubeless Repair Kit
    • Tubolito road tube
    • SiS gel and a granola bar

    I was impressed by just how much I could stuff in there and still ride comfortably. It carries these items well and maintains a snug profile without allowing heavier items to bounce around. Pocket placement is just right — making even the middle pocket within easy reach.  And, the single zippered sleeve adds a bit of security for a wallet, credit cards or phone.

    GOREWEAR Spinshift LS Jeremy Collins Jersey Review - Southern Utah Gravel Testing
    Desert gravel testing the Spinshift LS.

    GOREWEAR chose to outfit the Spinshift LS Jersey with a full silicon hem, which is always a wise choice. With it, the Spinshift LS stays securely in place and never creeps up during a ride. Sleeve length is spot-on as well, with perfect coverage. Additionally, the stretchiness does a great job of swallowing my Polar Pacer Pro without any issues.

    Going with a low-profile collar is also a great choice. Tall collars are best left to winter-weight jerseys and the collar on the Spinshift LS feels perfect. In addition, there is a zipper garage at the top which keeps the zipper from chafing my neck. That garage does make grabbing the zipper a little more difficult, but the zipper does pull pretty easily. The zipper backing also prevents the zipper from pulling chest hair when worn without a base layer. I almost always wear a lightweight, sleeveless base layer and that proved to be a great combination.

    GOREWEAR SPINSHIFT LS Jeremy Collins Jersey Review
    Breathability is awesome on those long road climbs.

    As far as the design goes, this limited-edition jersey is definitely eye-catching and offers a bit of exclusivity if that’s something you enjoy. The Fireball/Multicolor version I tested is much bolder than the Black/Lab Gray color way, if you like the design, but want something more muted. If solid colors are more your jam, the Spinshift LS is offered in six solid colors.

    Fit: I’m 5’11” and 175 lbs, wearing the size medium. 

    Buy Now: Available from GOREWEAR

    The Bottom Line

    9.3 Comfy Jersey

    The GOREWEAR Spinshift LS Jersey is a winner for cool weather or year-round use with the proper layering. I really love how stretchy the fabric is and how well it fits. In addition, all the critical details are well-executed (pocket placement/size, collar height/diameter, sleeve length, hem silicone, etc.). If you're down with the Jeremy Collins designs, they are stunning, but the Spinshift LS is also available in six standard colors.

    The Good:
    1. A great travel jersey
    2. Instantly-comfortable
    3. Very stretchy fabric, but it still has structure -- a great balance
    4. Breathes well
    5. Cut and fit is spot-on
    6. Pockets stretch to swallow just about everything
    7. Excellent antimicrobial properties
    The Bad:
    1. Front zip can be challenging
    2. Jeremy Collins design isn't for everyone
    • Fit 10
    • Function 9
    • Breathability 9
    • Value 9

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    A native of the Pacific Northwest, Jason quickly developed a love for the outdoors and a thing for mountains. That infatuation continues as he founded this site in 1999 -- sharing his love of road biking, mountain biking, trail running and skiing. With extreme attention to detail, he has been a technical product manager for top 10 web properties, eCommerce businesses and SaaS companies for 20+ years. The combination of outdoor experience and technical savvy gives him a unique perspective that is channeled into every gear review. Utah's Wasatch Mountains are his playground. He rigorously tests every product and usually uses them beyond their intended purpose -- just for the sake of testing. (Note: Jason receives sample products in exchange for authentic reviews. He is not paid, nor influenced to share anything other than his honest opinions.)

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    1. LAMEDA on April 30, 2024 1:19 am

      insightful review! thanks for sharing

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