Outdoor aficionados share a common obsession: they believe that as a complementary piece of clothing, the functionality of a vest should always come first. TurtleRabbit is well-versed in it.
TurtleRabbit is a young and niche cycling apparel brand from China. To get to know this brand, you can start with its latest release. The brand recently dropped a cycling vest that includes a Multi-Functional Backpack Structure.
This windproof outdoor vest suitable for spring cycling is made of four-sided stretch double-layer nylon fabric. Only professional ski suits choose it to achieve sufficient windproof performance and waterproof function to cope with sudden rain. The vest's primary material consists of 93% polyamide (PA) microfiber and 7% elastic spandex, providing a UV protection rating of UPF50+. Plus, the inner lining of the vest uses skin-friendly mesh to further enhance the breathability.
The overall silhouette of the TurtleRabbit Cycling Vest follows the standards of professional cycling sports, while also serving as a stylish accessory that enhances everyday fashion. The vest features a dual zipper design, offering enhanced flexibility in wear while ensuring durability against zipper damage. Additionally, the self-locking zipper head provides extra protection for the abdominal muscles.
The most eye-catching part of the vest is the Multi-Functional Backpack Structure. It is equipped with pockets on the front and back to accommodate various storage requirements, along with concealed interior compartments. The standout feature is the innovative rear mounting system, designed for hands-free convenience, which incorporates a triple-section high-tensile webbing that allows flexible attachment of various accessories. Simultaneously, the vest's backpack-style pocket boasts an impressive storage capacity, spanning nearly the entire back area, so there is no need to carry an extra backpack when traveling. Dress codes don’t go away. They just change shape. From a technical standpoint, has there even been a more perfect outerwear garment than a versatile vest like this one?
