WHAT IT IS / PRODUCT FEATURES
Simply, a jumpsuit designed to be the fastest outfit to battle against the clock.
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Pure aero racing gear for World Tour riders.
Developed from hundreds of hours of CFD analysis, wind tunnel testing and during World Tour races.
The materials used have been developed and designed for maximum aerodynamic efficiency at speeds of 45km/h and above.
Reduced seam count for maximum aerodynamics.
Special seamless "window" on the starting number, completely eliminating its aero drag.
Extra-long legs with flat end and elastic gripper on the inside.
Kiss Air² - Enhanced cycling liner for excellent comfort with seamless construction.
Colors: 010 black
Sizes: XS - 3XL
Weight: 285 g (L)
Temperature range: 15 - 35 °C
Material composition:
Jersey 78%polyester 22%elastane
Socks 82%polyester 18%elastane
Pouch 100%polyurethane
THANK YOU UCI
If we could, we would keep this jumpsuit an industry secret, giving our riders a competitive advantage. However, UCI rules say that we must make such a product commercially available in order to maintain a level playing field. So here it is. We don't want to divulge too many of the secret details that make this jumpsuit so fast, but there are a few facts you can see: the amazing fit in the time trial position, the smooth fabrics, the reduced seam count, and the long pants with flat elasticated ends that hold them in place. The long sleeves have a loop at the thumbs that prevents them from riding up. There is a window on the back where you can place the starting number, without being affected by the wind - and this window, unlike others on the market, expands and breathes. We spent hundreds and hundreds of hours developing this piece. We're not saying an exact number because we didn't even try to count it. We have access to test facilities at the Norwegian University of Technology in Trondheim, where we dealt with the detailed process of fabric selection and cutting. This suit was made for WorldTour riders. It is optimized for speeds over 45 km/h and extreme positioning during time trials. At these speeds and with the right setup, it's the fastest suit we've ever tested and tried. Thank the UCI.
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