About Castelli Womens Prima Bibshorts
Castelli's entry-level short still needs to be an amazing short in order to carry the scorpion logo. Comfort from quality fabrics, their KISS Air2 Donna seat pad and anatomic construction are brought together with an overall focus on durability.

Shorts are an obsession at Castelli. They're the most vital piece of clothing and one of the hardest to get right. Even though the Prima is their entry-level short, it shows that they won't compromise anything for comfort and performance. It starts with the women's-specific KISS Air2 Donna seat pad. Just the name gives an idea of the process of constant improvement, which started with a soft KISS pad that was improved by making it more breathable (Air) and then improved again in the latest update to use the softest-ever top fabric (2). It's ready for your next big ride indoors or out.

They've updated the fabric to the new Pro Dry Soft, which has a smooth matte finish that feels cool on the skin while being very supportive and quick to dry. They wanted this short to be just right for many years to come, so little details like the reflective patches are stitched in instead of being glued on, and the GIRO3 elastic has the grip woven right into the fabric. This attention to detail — go ahead and call it an obsession — is why Castelli's entry-level short is just a better short.

Features
KISS AIR2: A stretchy, soft skin-care layer provides total freedom of movement with minimum bulk. Dual density and infinitely variable thickness foam gives you the perfect cushioning for every part of the pad.

KISS Air2 Donna seat pad for all-day comfort

Pro Dry Soft matte Lycra® is sleek looking and ultra-breathable

Anatomic construction for perfect fit

Rear reflective panels

GIRO3 engineered flat leg band

Mesh bib straps for comfort and breathability

Weight: 228g

Temperature: 15°C - 35°C

Fit: Regular

About Castelli
Castelli are an Italian clothing manufacturer based in Fonzaso, Italy. In 1876 Vittore Gianni opened a clothing shop in Milan where he created clothing for AC Milan, Juventus, the Milan Ballet and cyclist Alfredo Binda. In 1935 Armando Castelli joined the business and four years later bought the company. He kept these high profile clients and continued making cycling clothing for riders including Fausto Coppi. In 1974 the scorpion logo was created and Castelli was born. Since then they've been at the forefront of innovation creating the first lycra shorts, coloured shorts and use of sublimation.