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CiovitaMen's Corsa Cycling Shorts 2.0

Buy Now, Pay Later from as little as R212 per instalment with Payflex
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R849

R1,200
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R849

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About

The Corsa 2.0 Cycling Shorts retain everything that made our first generation shorts so popular, and layers in improvements and advancements to create something even better.

The biggest change comes in the fabrics, which have been updated to incorporate the latest high tech Italian Lycra fabrics, this new Lycra has a compression feel and together with the broader gripper elastics at the hem offer a more stable fit.

We've kept our classic 3 layer Radon C2 Pad. This pad features four way stretch fabric outer layer, which complements our Lycra weave to deliver better movement and comfort; a perforated foam inner layer ensures breathability and temperature control; and our third layer is made up of high density, but breathable Vita-Foam for maximum comfort.

The shorts are finished with a high integrity elastic waistband to ensure a continuous fit.

Product Features
  • Tailored fit
  • Race tested Italian lycra
  • Moisture wicking
  • Distinctive three layer comfort system chamois
  • Vitagrop silicon leg grippers
  • Reflective trims for increasing visibility 
  • Main fabric: High elasticty Italian lycra
  • Chamois: 4-way stretch fabric, perforated foam, high-density foam
  • Hydrophilic treatment
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