MAAP Training Women Jersey 3.0

How does MAAP women’s sizing run?

MAAP sizes its women’s jerseys by chest and waist on its own women’s chart: XS is an 80–85 cm chest and 63–68 cm waist, S 85–90 / 68–73 cm, M 90–95 / 73–78 cm (full table in the size guide). MAAP’s advice: between two sizes, take the smaller for a tighter fit or the larger for a looser one, and if chest and waist point to different sizes, go by the chest. For reference, the model on most of these MAAP pages is 178 cm with an 81 cm bust and 64 cm waist and wears XS. The chart covers XXS–XL; a few 2026 styles also come in XXXS or XXL, which MAAP’s chart doesn’t list.

Pro Air or Training jersey?

The Pro Air 3.0 is MAAP’s Race Fit summer jersey: 110 g, micro-perforated fabric, rated 22–40 °C — for hot days, fast group rides and racing. The Training Jersey 2.0 is the Core Fit everyday jersey: 130 g, soft-touch recycled fabric, rated 18–35 °C. Both have a zipped stash pocket. If heat is the problem, the Pro Air; if you want one relaxed jersey for most rides and don’t like compression, the Training 2.0.

What’s the difference between MAAP’s Race Fit and Core Fit?

MAAP uses two fits on these women’s jerseys. Race Fit, which MAAP describes as compressive and second-skin, is on the Pro Air 3.0 and 2.0, Pro Race, Pro Aero and Pro Emerge (including the Thermal). Core Fit, described as a streamlined silhouette in softer materials for comfort and freedom of movement, is on the Apex Aeon, Training 2.0, Alt_Road and Halo Team Thermal. Choose Race Fit if you want the jersey snug at speed, Core Fit if you’d rather not feel compression on long days.

Is it cut for women or is it a unisex jersey?

It’s MAAP’s women’s version, sold separately from the men’s and sized on MAAP’s women’s chart (XXS–XL, chest 76–105 cm), whereas the men’s chart runs XS–XXL with an 83–117 cm chest. MAAP’s current product pages don’t spell out how the women’s pattern differs, so we won’t guess; the size guide is the reliable reference.