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Asics France Pro Elite 2021 Singlet

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Asics France Pro Elite 2021 Singlet worn by France International Team during 2021 season. 100% Authentic Color: Blue/Dark Blue/White/Red/Black MAIF logo 100% Polyester Made in China Worn by a Pro Athlete Has signes of use

Specification
Brand
Asics
Team
France
Season
2021
Garment
Singlets
Cut
Men
Size
XL
Colour
Blue/Dark Blue/White/Red/Black MAIF logo
Fabric
100% Polyester
Made in
China
SKU
2091A092
Condition
Signs of use
Details
  • 100% Authentic

Ships from Switzerland, tracked · processed in 1–3 business days · free over €150

Size & fit
SizeChestWaistHip
XS84–9169–7684–91
S91–9976–8491–99
M99–10484–8999–104
L104–10991–97104–109
XL109–11797–107109–117
XXL117–124107–114117–124

This piece is a Asics men’s XL · body measurements in cm, as published by Asics

France · 2021 season

One Medal From the Void

The French 2021 has to be weighed, not narrated. In March, at the European Indoors in Torun, France won two golds — Mayer's world-leading 6392 in the heptathlon and Wilhem Belocian's European-leading 7.42 in the hurdles — plus silvers for Valentin Lavillenie and Alice Finot, finishing fifth in the medal table. The winter promised a harvest.

Tokyo delivered one medal. Kevin Mayer, his back failing mid-competition, dragged himself through ten events to decathlon silver at 8726 — and that single medal was the difference between disappointment and a zero France had not known since Sydney 2000. The country finished 31st among athletics nations; the federation president conceded the balance was disappointing, and Eurosport's verdict — close to the void — named the rebuild that ended, three years later, at a home Games.

The Games
Tokyo, athletics 30 Jul – 8 Aug 2021
The medal
One: Mayer's decathlon silver, 8726 — with an injured back
The context
It spared France a first Olympic zero since Sydney 2000; 31st among nations
The winter lie
Torun, March: 2 golds — Mayer 6392 (WL), Belocian 7.42 (EL)
The garment · Singlets

The piece that races

A distance singlet is a lightweight, sleeveless racerback vest built for one job: racing long, from the 5,000 m to the marathon. It trims a running top to the least fabric that still carries a national crest and two competition bibs — typically around 85 grams, roughly half the mass of an everyday cotton tee.

The version we archive is the race-issued one: the same federation kit an athlete pulls on in a World Championship final, not the replica hanging in a retail store.

What it is
A sleeveless racerback race vest for distance events, 5,000 m to marathon
Typical mass
About 85 g (size M) — elite race vests drop under 60 g
Fabric
Recycled polyester / nylon with elastane; knit weight 80–120 g/m²
Before you buy

Questions we get asked

Is Asics France Pro Elite 2021 Singlet authentic?
Yes. It is listed as 100% authentic team-issued kit, from the 2021 season. Every photo on this page is of the actual piece, never a stock shot. Want a closer look at something first? Ask us.
What condition is it in?
It is listed as: Signs of use. The photos are of this exact piece, so what you see is what arrives. Ask us before buying if you want more detail on its state.
How does this singlet fit?
A race singlet is cut close and short in the body so it moves with you and sheds heat. It is meant to sit against the skin, not to drape. This one is a Asics XL. The size guide lists the body measurements Asics publishes for that size. And it is the only size there is – every piece here is a one-off.
Can I return it if the size is wrong?
Yes. You have 14 days from delivery: send it back unworn, unwashed and with the numbered authentication tag still attached. Return shipping is on you unless the piece arrived damaged, incorrect or not as described. What we cannot do is swap it for another size – every piece is one of a kind, so there is no second one to send. If you have any doubt about the fit, ask us first.
Where does it ship from and how long does it take?
From Switzerland, tracked, worldwide. Free over €150. We pack it in 1–3 business days, then reckon on 3–7 days within Europe and 7–21 for the rest of the world. Customs duties are separate and are not covered.