The Bottom Line
Pros
- Well constructed from high quality wool
- Effective wicking action carries moisture away from your body
- Sleek fit and design
- Very comfortable against your skin
- Four season wearability
Cons
- No pockets
- Lightweight wool may feel thin - though this might not be a negative for you
Description
- Soft, fine-grade, 100% Australian wool
- Detailed with flat lock stitching to create a sleek look and eliminate chafing
- Comfortably stretchy to achieve a aerodynamic next-to-body fit and reduce drag.
- Offset seam placement reduces abrasion and enhances comfort.
- Available as short sleeve and sleeveless, as well as long sleeve options with full zip front, no zip and spliced.
Guide Review - Sugoi Wallaroo Merino Wool Cycling Shirt.
The Wallaroo cycling top by Sugoi is not a jersey, but I'd wear it by itself. It's not purely a liner either, but I use it all the time underneath a long-sleeve full jersey on colder days. So how do you describe it? Well, let's just say that the Wallaroo is kind of like the tagline Visa uses. It's everything you want it to be.Sugoi's Wallaroo is made of 100% merino wool, which means that the material used to produce the shirt is thin, soft and luxurious and feels a lot like cashmere. Though this is true wool, it doesn't feel bulky like the wool sweater your grandmother might have given you at Christmas. This makes the Wallaroo so comfortable, you could wear it to bed.
The Wallaroo is available is a variety of colors, including black, navy and heather, and in enough configurations of sleeves and patterns you're certain to find just what you like.





