The Men's KYMIRA Infrared Infracycle™ Half Zip Fleece is engineered to provide both comfort and superior performance. This versatile fleece is ideal for a range of activities, from casual wear to high-intensity workouts or exhilarating runs on brisk mornings.
Crafted with advanced KYnergy technology, this half zip fleece enhances your body's performance while providing remarkable benefits. The infrared-emitting fabric promotes circulation, aiding in muscle recovery and helping you stay warm without compromising style. With a brushed inner fleece face, it offers a soft feel that hugs your body comfortably while maintaining an active fit.
Designed with practicality in mind, this fleece features a zip lock neck that allows for easy temperature regulation, making it perfect for layering without feeling bulky. It includes two large zip-secured pockets, ensuring your essentials like keys and cash stay safe as you workout or explore the outdoors.
The high-rise collar protects you from the elements, effectively shielding against wind and chill, ensuring maximum warmth whether you are hitting the slopes or heading to the gym. This fleece is not only water-repellent but is also durable enough to withstand the rigours of outdoor activities.
- Enhanced local blood circulation and increased tissue oxygenation for improved performance.
- Our fabric retains thermal energy longer than conventional materials, with exceptional drying speed.
Available in sizes XS to XXL, the Men's KYMIRA Infrared Infracycle™ Half Zip Fleece is designed to cater to various body types, delivering a sleek silhouette for every active man. The composition includes 50% KYnergy Infracycle Polyester, 42% Recycled Polyester, and 8% Spandex for flexibility and comfort.
Care for your fleece easily by washing it at 30°C and avoiding tumble drying to maintain its luxurious feel and performance features. Embrace the fusion of style, functionality, and cutting-edge technology with the Men's KYMIRA Infrared Infracycle™ Half Zip Fleece, where every adventure awaits.
