Experience the luxury of high-performance cycling shorts, meticulously crafted without a bib for both convenience and unrivalled comfort. Derived from our signature Équipe design, these shorts utilize Carvico’s Aero fabric in their ergonomic side panels. Specifically tailored to minimize drag, this premium Lycra offers four-way stretch, mirroring the pedaling motion while alleviating stress points at the hip. Collaborating closely with our partner factory, we’ve strategically placed materials to maximize comfort. The front and back panels are stitched with a gentle compression, offering a second-skin feel. The waistband, measuring 30mm, is positioned over the pelvic bones for optimal support, dipping lower at the front for diaphragm ease. Our leg grippers complete the shorts with an elegant touch, ensuring they don’t chafe the skin. Crafted in Italy, these 70mm wide grippers provide a gentle hold. At the heart of the shorts is our ProDry SL chamois. Designed for long rides, its primary function is to mitigate friction, wick away moisture, and safeguard against vibration. This 3-layer, dual-density memory foam pad promises superior breathability and adheres seamlessly to diverse body contours, ensuring unrestricted movement. Focused on the ischium area, the chamois’s densest padding significantly reduces friction and vibration during intense rides. Moreover, an antibacterial treatment ensures the pad remains hygienic and soft to the touch. Elevate your cycling experience. Features Dual Carvico fabric provides exceptional moisture-wicking muscle support (UPF 50 ). Seamless flat-locked seams. Multi-panel, anatomic construction with seamless inside leg for enhanced strength and comfort. Gentle 9cm Silicone gripper hems- 2 colour options Antibacterial-coated chamois with medium compression suitable for extended rides. Construction Materials Main B: Nylon (71%), Elastane (29%) Main A: Nylon (78%), Elastane (22%) Trim: Polyester (82%), Elastane (18%) Sizing Un-stretched leg length varies from XS to 2XL (specified in cm).
