Castelli Squadra ER Jacket

Any Color

Evans Cycles Price Was £15.00 STORE HOMEPAGE

Colour: yellow
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First seen in Jan 2021

Description

About the Castelli Squadra ER Jacket Ready for the unexpected? The Castelli Squadra ER jacket offers packable mid-ride protection from the cold, wind and showers at an affordable price. This lightweight packable shell is ideal for stuffing into your pocket in case of showers on those unpredictable days. The Squadra ER jacket will block out the wind and provide a bit of protection from light rain while still being small enough to pack into your back pocket or seat bag. An essential item for every ride. The Squadra fills a similar role to the more expensive Castelli Superleggera. The notable differences being, that it does not pack down quite as small and is a lot more affordable. The back features exhaust vents to make life inside a bit more comfortable. Also featuring on the back is a large reflective logo which when combined with the fluo-yellow colourway is highly visible in low light conditions. Key Features Minimalist shell jacket for that long Dolomite descent or unexpected rain shower Coated 100% polyester ripstop fabric is windproof and water-resistant Rear vent opening to make life inside a bit more comfortable About Castelli Castelli traces its roots back to a fine tailor (Vitore Gianni) in the heart of Milan, founded in 1876. Through the years, Vittore Gianni clothed AC Milan, Juventus and the Milan Ballet. The first cycling clothing was made in the 1910's for the world champion and five-time Giro champion Alfredo Binda. Castelli innovated the first aerodynamic Lycra shorts in 1977 which were used in racing and for public sales. Castelli's single-minded mission Is to make the most innovative clothing for the cyclists seeking maximum performance. Over the past decade, Castelli have led essentially every performance innovation in cycling clothing. Castelli Men's Jacket Sizing SMLXLXXLXXXLChest92cm96cm100cm105cm110cm115cm Waist80cm84cm88cm93cm98cm103cm Cycling Jackets Buying Guide