The Momentum concept is born from the idea of making the most of every moment and the need to immortalize the most special days—events we’ve worked so hard to reach, those "special moments" in our lives as passionate cyclists.
This jersey is made from fine, breathable fabrics, and its fitted cut adapts to all types of cyclists.
It’s the perfect option from an organizer’s perspective to commemorate their event and give participants a meaningful gift: practical, high-performance, and beautifully designed.
Ultra-lightweight and breathable fabrics.
The sleeves are crafted with a slim, straight-cut pattern, finished with grips to ensure a precise and consistent fit.
The back includes three reflective stripes and three anti-drop technology pockets.
It features anti-slip micro-inserts on the inside of the waistband, ensuring the jersey stays in place throughout the activity.
Weight: 105g (M)
Total customization available. 100% Sublimated.
Model: Unisex.
ARM GRIP
ARM GRIP
Silicone layer at the end of the sleeves that ensures proper hold on the arms. It does not tighten excessively and fits perfectly.
SELF-LOCKING ZIPPER
SELF-LOCKING ZIPPER
The zipper locks when the puller points down and unlocks when the puller faces upwards. Allows single-handed use.
ANTI-FALL SYSTEM
ANTI-FALL SYSTEM
The pockets feature elastic bands at the ends, inside, to ensure that items placed inside cannot fall or exit during activity.
ASTERIA
ASTERIA
Lycra with compression properties. Its elasticity allows it to perfectly fit the athlete's anatomy. It is often used in parts such as sleeves or certain finishes, like the collar of the garment.
ERMES
ERMES
Micro-perforated mesh fabric. Its Grid Superdry technology allows air circulation through its layers, facilitating perspiration and ventilation of the athlete's body.
LYCRA POWER SHIELD
LYCRA POWER SHIELD
Lycra used in inner leggings.
It enhances muscle compression and blood pooling, improving blood circulation and oxygenation.
It is known for its quick drying time, preventing long-term discomfort.
