Giordana FormaRed Carbon Men's Bib Knickers - Men's

Description

Since FormaRed Carbon's inception, Giordana has continued to set the bar of quality cycling apparel higher and higher. Leading the way in the pro peloton, FormaRed Carbon's signature second-skin-fit make it an adored must-have -- even for the Competitive Cyclist Pro Team. Retaining the same features that have made FormaRed Carbon a favorite, Giordana added winter-weight fabrics to keep you riding warm with the Forma Red Carbon Bib Knickers. Giordana's FormaRed bib knickers are constructed from a sophisticated blend of fabrics that share in the single purpose of keeping you warm. Starting at the seat panels, the SuperRoubaix AZ material has been incorporated to keep you protected from wheel-spray. FormaRed uses this thick, stretchy, and breathable material for its water-repellent qualities. Covering the quads is Giordana's bread-and-butter winter-weight fabric, SuperRoubaix. This material uses an interlocking, microfiber knit construction that creates a highly breathable and warming loft. But, Giordana didn't only place it on the quads for warmth, SuperRoubaix is highly stretchable and also provides a slight compression that dissipates lactic acid buildup. Rounding out the knickers' construction, the knees and calves are made from the brand new SuperRoubaix Carbon. Sharing the same interlocking knit as SuperRoubaix, SR Carbon controls the stretch of the knit in order to isolate muscles for a resistance to early fatigue. Additionally, the carbon fiber blocks out static and rogue atmospheric electrical interference for an increased anaerobic output. Altogether, the materials work in harmony to keep you insulated, protected from the elements, and riding at your best. The FormaRed Carbon bib knickers use a curved, multi-panel design, that when combined with the malleable fabrics, anatomically conforms to your body's contours while providing a complete freedom of movement. However, to preserve the fit while in movement, Giordana has included a silicone gripper at the...