1. Near-compression factory rider fit reduces excess fabric to zero without limiting movement
2. Full stretch mesh and Stretchnet zones across the torso and back handle heat as well as any MX jersey available
3. 2024 ergonomic cut improvements make on-track body movement freer than previous Supertech generations
1. Race-specific compression fit means sizing needs to be precise — size up if between sizes
2. Ultra-lightweight performance construction is not engineered for durability in crash scenarios
3. Higher price point than Racer and Techstar tiers reflects its position as a pro-spec jersey
Alpinestars built the 2024 Supertech Ward Jersey for riders who want their kit to perform as a system with their body rather than simply covering it. The Factory Rider design delivers a near-compression fit that eliminates the excess material you’d find in a standard MX jersey, keeping everything snug against the body without the restrictive feeling that some compression garments produce. When the ergonomic cut is this well engineered for the riding position, the jersey becomes genuinely unobtrusive on the bike.
The full stretch mesh chassis is central to everything the Ward does. Every part of the main body is built from this material, keeping overall weight at an absolute minimum while ensuring airflow isn’t restricted by heavier fabric panels. Stretchnet zones on the full torso and back work alongside laser perforations to create comprehensive ventilation. On a warm race day or during a hard enduro stage, the Ward’s ability to dissipate heat is immediately noticeable compared to mid-range alternatives.
Seamless construction throughout — no side seams, no elbow seams, no underarm seams — removes every potential friction point. The bonded collar and cuffs follow through on this, ensuring there are no rigid edges anywhere the jersey meets the skin or interfaces with body armour. The 2024 update introduces revised ergonomic cuts specifically developed to improve body movement on the track, taking what was already a strong performer and making it more responsive to the physical demands of MX riding.
Race-inspired detailing and fade-resistant graphics give the Ward strong visual presence alongside its functional credentials.
The Supertech Ward is for competitive MX and Supercross riders at club level and above who want factory-grade apparel. It suits serious recreational riders who train hard and want the full Supertech performance experience without compromise. If you’ve tried mid-range MX jerseys and found yourself thinking about what it would feel like to ride in genuinely pro-spec kit, the Ward answers that question.
– Full stretch mesh main chassis — Alpinestars’ lightest-ever MX jersey construction
– Near-compression Factory Rider fit
– Stretchnet zones on full torso and back for maximum ventilation
– Strategically positioned laser perforations for additional airflow
– Seamless construction throughout: no side, elbow, or underarm seams
– Bonded collar and cuffs
– 2024 revised ergonomic cut for enhanced on-track body movement
– Extended rear panel for riding position coverage
– SX and MXGP race-proven technologies
– Sublimated and fade-resistant graphics
The Ward is a jersey for riders who don’t want to make compromises. The combination of factory rider fit, seamless build, and Stretchnet ventilation puts it at the upper end of what’s commercially available in MX apparel, and the 2024 ergonomic improvements make the case for it even stronger.
The Supertech Ward is an excellent MX jersey for riders competing at a serious level. The factory rider fit, seamless construction, and Stretchnet ventilation give it a performance profile that’s hard to match at this price. For riders who take MX seriously and want kit that performs as hard as they do, the Ward delivers.
1. Near-compression factory rider fit reduces excess fabric to zero without limiting movement
2. Full stretch mesh and Stretchnet zones across the torso and back handle heat as well as any MX jersey available
3. 2024 ergonomic cut improvements make on-track body movement freer than previous Supertech generations
1. Race-specific compression fit means sizing needs to be precise — size up if between sizes
2. Ultra-lightweight performance construction is not engineered for durability in crash scenarios
3. Higher price point than Racer and Techstar tiers reflects its position as a pro-spec jersey