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Castelli custom clothing – tested by Cyclingweekly

Story by Chris Hovenden | cyclingweekly.co.uk Custom kit goes much further than just teams and clubs nowadays. When it comes to making cycling kit, the Italian company has an impressive pedigree. Castelli started manufacturing clothing in 1876, in the 1940s it created custom jerseys for Gino Bartali and Fausto Coppi, and it claims to have been the first to use the current sublimation printing process back in 1983. If you choose Castelli’s Pro Issue range you’ll get the same kit as supplied to the WorldTour Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team. However, if you are looking for a more forgiving fit there’s the Team issue range that is aimed at club riders. The on test Pro Issue custom kit looks top drawer and feels high quality to the touch. Costing £74.99 (plus VAT and based on an order of 10) the Free Aero Race Bibshorts aren’t cheap, but even at that hefty price they are hard to fault. The chamois gives you no reason to complain whether sat up on the back of the saddle or riding on the rivet in a more forward, aggressive position. The side panels are dimpled for improved aerodynamics; and the netted gripper does a great job ...

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Free Aero Race Bibshort – Revolution Strikes Again

The new Castelli Free Aero Race Bibshort is further evidence of Castelli’s dedication to making clothing that provides a competitive advantage for top athletes. Castelli has made some significant new improvements in crucial race equipment. If you were fast, you might have noticed some of the aero details of the Free Aero Race Bibshort that Cannondale Pro Cycling Team riders are using. After 3 years in development, Castelli’s new top-of-the-line race short represents a significant increase in muscle support and comfort to go along with the wind tunnel tests that show a 10 watt savings at 50 km/hr compared to the outgoing model. In 2007, Castelli introduced the first Free Bibshort. It revolutionized cycling shorts with the incredible feeling of freedom it provided. The flat raw-edge leg band and the minimalist Free bib construction doesn’t affect temperature control since it doesn’t add an extra layer over part of your torso, making it easier to dress for hot weather. It keeps your chest free and cool. We continued to evolve every detail over the years, making the short more comfortable and more functional. But the new Free Aero Race Bibshort is truly something special. We’ve completely re-engineered every detail—starting with CFD modeling of ...

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