Castelli Women's Perfetto RoS Long Sleeve Softshell Jacket

Evans Cycles Price Was £200.00 STORE HOMEPAGE

Colour: celeste
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First seen in Oct 2020

Description

About the Castelli Perfetto Ro S Softshell Jacket The Perfetto Ro S is the one jacket that does everything well. Castelli initially designed it as a cool-weather training and extreme-weather race piece for pro riders, but in reality it excels in many conditions thanks to its full wind protection, great fit through stretchy fabrics, and best-in-class breathability. Ro S (Rain or Shine) is the name Castelli give their most advanced cycling apparel which excel in a wide range of weather conditions. The emphasis should be on dry-weather comfort, which is where this jacket really excels, but then you get near waterproof protection if you do get caught in the rain. Castelli worked with Gore to develop the new exclusive GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ WINDSTOPPER® fabrics. We use a light fleece-lined water-resistant version on the forward-facing surfaces and a lighter, stretchy fabric on the back that maintains the breathability of the previous fabric while improving water repellence at the same time. Key Features Castelli exclusive GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ WINDSTOPPER® 205 Warm brushed water-resistant fabric on front-facing surfaces GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ WINDSTOPPER® 203 Stretch on rear facing surfaces for extra stretch and breathability Taped shoulder seams for extra rain Protection Gabba style Storm-flap construction with reflective logo at back protects from wheel spray and improves visibility Full-length YKK® Vislon® zipper with wind flap and Silicone gripper at waist provide a reliable stable fit when you're moving abut out of the saddle 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-min