Name: Rapid Transit Crew
Brand: Tracksmith
SKU: MT210901BLK
Price: 79.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Rapid Transit Crew

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Chest39 1/4"41 1/4"43 1/4"45 1/4"47 1/4"49 1/4"

Front Length27"27 1/2"28"28 3/4"29 1/2"30 1/4"

Back Length27 5/8"28 1/8"28 3/4"29 3/8"30"30 5/8"

Sleeve Length31"31 1/2"32"32 1/2"33"33 1/2"

Description

On the Go

The crewneck sweatshirt is a staple of our wardrobes. We wear it to work, to run and especially love it for travel. Crafted from a Merino blend with a nubby texture, the Rapid Transit Crew is cut for movement with an easy-fit that works for both running miles or running around town.

Features

This crewneck sweatshirt features a Merino wool blend fabric with a textured finish, offering a refined look in a style built for whatever your day or run may hold.

This Merino wool blend fleece sweatshirt is cut with a relaxed fit. It features a wide self fabric trim neckline and cuffs as well as a deep hem and side vents.

Fabric & Care

Fabric
58% polyester, 42% merino wool, 340gsm

Care
Machine Wash Cold, Delicate Cycle
Lay Flat to Dry
Low Iron
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry
Do Not Dry Clean Delicate

Marquis is 5'11" and wears a Medium

Proper Knit

We loved the feel of this textured Merino wool blend. The fabric has a lopped finish that delivers both comfort and an elevated sense of style. The combination of Merino and polyester fibers ensures performance. This crewneck sweater is breathable, durable and will wick moisture away from your skin in a flash. Wear it alone or layered over a long sleeve on cooler days.

Joe is 5' 8" and wearing a Small.

Open the Floodgates

The Berlin Marathon, much like the city, is the epitome of long-distance racing and the recurrent setting of multiple World Records for the distance. The day before the race, our feet and excitement can take us many places, presenting the perfect opportunity to take in all the sights and sounds a city like Berlin has to offer. Whether fresh off a training block with big goals heading straight from the shakeout to the historic Tempelhof Airport for bib pickup, or simply inspired to take in the sights and sounds of a place unfamiliar, the city is full of endless possibilities and the Rapid Transit Collection proved apt at tackling the 'runner on-the-go' needs before and after race day.

New York Moves

Boston may lay claim to the first subway system in the U.S., but if there is a city that defines rapid transit, it’s New York. The city buzzes with energy and demands you keep up. Woe betide the pedestrian that walks too slow on the sidewalk. The Marathon showcases the city’s frenetic pace – not only on the race course but on the sidelines, as spectators hustle to spot their runners across five boroughs. At this year’s race, we joined two runners-turned-spectators, Jack Brotchie and Juliette St. Fleur, as they traversed the city by foot, subway, taxi and bike to cheer on their friends and teammates.