DL Killer Bib Shorts

£ 158.33

SKU: DLK-bibs Categories: DL Killer Collection (Roadwear), Men, Roadwear, Shorts & Longs, Spring / Summer / Autumn, Featured, Shorts

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In collaboration with Giro D’italia Winner Danilo ‘The Killer’ Di Luca we have produced a roadwear collection that combines Danilo’s on bike knowledge with VB’s outstanding style, comfort and performance.

The Killer bib shorts are made from 280g VB/Pro-VR1 performance fibre. They feature the new state of the art bioceramic 7 hour VB Pad, constructed using Foam Carving Technology that removes any unnecessary foam from the sides, and avoids any aggressive step between different foam densities. Special attention is given to the crotch area, the latest technology allows increased blood flow around the male anatomy that can decrease the sense of fatigue. Wave Body Contour Technology gives you comfort however long you’re in the saddle. The pads are then covered with the latest bioceramic anti bacterial fabric that is made using clay minerals, the minerals help reflect F.I.R infrared rays emitted by the human body providing the rider with better oxygenation, freshness and thermoregulation, it increases the flow of blood and reduces negative effects caused by intense exertion.

The Killer bibs are manufactured with flat lock seams throughout, they have a low cut front to make it easier to take that natural break, and super soft seamless silicone grippers to keep everything in place. They feature DL thigh logo and DL Killer beautifully emroidered on the back side. Care instructions are printed on the super light back panel that aids heat dispersal and to avoid any discomfort caused by rubbing internal sewn in care labels.

The Nylon/Lycra fabric is exceptionally soft but durable, ride after ride and wash after wash. Moisture management technology offers exceptional wicking, dries quickly and provides protection against UVA and UVB rays.

All Vélobici clothing is 100% designed and manufactured in England. VB/Pro – VR1 fabric is produced in Nottingham and the garments are made in Leicestershire.

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