Starfish - It's pretty lightweight, so I don't think you could wear it in winter without some serious layering. It does have good windblocking ability, though. Unless your layers are thin (capilene), I don't think you'll get much under it and be able to ride comfortably. It is fitted but not tight. Keep in mind, too, that it's a bit cut short in the front, falling to just below the belly button (my jersey stuck out about an inch below the jacket, but that didn't bother me). You could consider sizing up, but one of the appeals of the jacket's design is it's "aero," streamlined cut.Originally Posted by Starfish



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