CRAFT IDEAL PRO WIND BIB TIGHTS PAD W

The IDEAL PRO WIND BIB TIGHTS PAD W by CRAFT are women-specific bib tights with a windproof, water-resistant front. The inside is brushed to guarantee additional warmth. Perfect for riding on colder days!

Details:
• Windproof and strongly water-repellent three-layer fabric on front
• Back made from warm, brushed fabric
• High STRETCH content for optimal freedom of movement
• Strategically positioned BODYMAPPING panels reliably wick of moisture and provide optimal ventilation
• Straps with hook closure for easy opening
• Close-fitting leg hems
• Ankle zips
• Reflective design elements
• C2 INFINITY seat pad

Material:
Main fabric: 100% polyester
Membrane: 100% polyurethane
Back: 87% polyester, 13% elastane
Seat panel: 80% polyamide, 20% elastane

STRETCH:
The material’s high elasticity is achieved through a high percentage of elastane or through a special knitting / weaving technology. This elasticity increases comfort and performance thanks to a high freedom of movement.

BODYMAPPING:
Strategically positioned mesh panels reliably wick off moisture and provide optimal ventilation.

C2 INFINITY:
This seat pad combines three layers, of which the second and third layers consist of a medium and a high-density foam. These two external layers distribute and absorb shocks and pressure and thus act like an anti-shock system. The first layer on the skin is made from high-quality Italian polyester and offers great 4-way stretch and excellent moisture wicking. Thanks to its stretch characteristics, the pad follows the athlete's movements in the saddle and reduces friction. To create an optimum fit, the side wings were given a curved shape. The front area offers sufficient space, thus ensuring good blood circulation and reducing the risk of numbness.
Material thickness:
• Seat area and front: approx. 12mm
• Centre: approx. 8-10 mm
• Sides: approx. 3 mm

Note:
The reflective design elements attached to the clothing as decoration do not represent a personal protective equipment as mentioned in EU regulation 2016/425. Thus, they are also not covered by the provisions of the regulation.