Nano Flex Pro Race Bib Short - Men's
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Nano Flex Pro Race Bib Short
Details
- A pro-level bib for variable weather training
- Nano Flex 3G fabric repels water, while allowing stretch
- Long inseam provides additional warmth and coverage to keep muscles firing
- Mesh bib straps lay flat below jersey or jacket
- Progetto X2 Air insert provides cushion and comfort for long training days
- Item #CSTZ7DS
- Material
- Nano Flex 3G
- Season
- spring, fall
- Fit
- form-fit
- Chamois
- Progetto X2 Air
- Bib
- mesh
- Claimed Weight
- [large] 7.2oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 3 ratings
Review Summary
Fits True To Size
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageNovember 22, 2021
Great, But Doesn't Last Long
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
- Size Bought:
- Large
- Weight:
- 175
CONS: * The red pad (AIR2) lasts about a year before it start tearing. I use this all winter rides in NC from Oct nights to April. But even when it tears, it isn't uncomfortable. No stitch rubbing. * The rain guard coating on the leg starts coming up after 2 years and looks like a zombie * Wasn't cheap, but now cheaper b/c of Pro 2 being out. * IDK how important rain repellant is b/c you get wet from rain at the head, shoulders, body and it runs to the crotch anyways. Legs wet, who cares? PROS: * Crotch padding is very comfortable, easily on problem on 100 mile rides, all sorts of weather. Even in the rain, it doesn't make you feel soggy. * Fabric stretches enough for a guy to pee out top or leg w/o the leg fabric becoming out of shape from the stretch. But the stretch remained tight after 2 years. I never used a drier. Always washed, then let air dry. So the tear & rain-guard flaking off was from washing it I guess. Maybe a side-loading washer would be better on this than a top-loading one? Something to think about. I use Large, and this fits exactly as I expect a large to. Thermal inside is what is needed but on really cold nights, a la below 45 degrees, I use 1 to 2 leggings each leg and sometimes wear MTB shorts b/c the cold hits the groin side chilly willy despite the thermals b/c it's not a wind breaker.
September 3, 2021
COMY!
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
These are comfy and warm i finally gave castelli another so far so good
Originally reviewed on Competitivecyclist.com
January 1, 2021
Perfect for cool weather!
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Great shorts! They are a bit odd at first because of their length (they extend to just over the knees) and because they don't have a gripper, but they really don't ride up, and not even when I wear leg warmers with them. Pad is super comfortable. They're a bit tight to start, but once you break them in, they fit nice and snug (or aero ;). I wear them alone down to maybe 9C (without windchill), and then add leg warmers to go colder, which bottoms out, for me, at 5C (fair-weather, I know...). Beyond that, I don't know how they hold up. NOTE: That's "true to CASTELLI" size, since Castelli usually runs small. But I'm a Medium in every other pro-level Castelli short I own, so it's consistent within Castelli sizing.
Originally reviewed on Competitivecyclist.com
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