CASTELLI Perfetto RoS 2 Convertible Light Jacket blue
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Lightweight as a jersey and functional as a cycling jacket! The highly functional Perfetto light jacket is perfect for demanding race rides in changing transitional weather conditions. Above the elbows the sleeves easily zip off in case you get too warm. Innovative, highly elastic Gore-Tex Infinium material with 2 thicknesses protects you with a waterproof front and with a lightweight fleece lining preventing you from getting too cold, and in the back the material is lightweight and breathable for a perfect body climate. The material is highly elastic ensuring a tight fit. With a 2-way zip the jacket opens from both ends for ventilation.
- front made from Gore-Tex Infinium 205, a waterproof, elastic Softshell material with lightweight lining
- back made from Gore-Tex Infinium 203, a breathable, water resistant, lightweight Stretch material
- seams in armhole area taped and waterproof
- tight race fit with extra long shirt tale
- Sleeves zippable right above the elbow. The zip is covered inside and outside.
- 2 zipped ventilation cutouts
- long collar with mesh lining
- full-length, concealed 2-way front zip
- elastic silicone hem
- three-compartment rear pocket
- reflective design elements
- weight: 330 g (L)
Innovative Cycling Clothing under the Sign of the Skorpion!
The brand logo of the Italian cult brand Castelli, the white skorpion against the red background, long ago became synonymous with great quality, functionality, performance and innovation.
Founded in Milan in 1876 the sports clothing started off with the professionals from the AC Milan and Juventus Turin teams. After the takeover of the shop by Armando Castelli in 1935, professional cycling sports became the focal interest and, amongst others, Gino Bartali and Fausto Coppi were equipped.
In modern cycling sports there is hardly any podium without professional winners wearing the Skorpion on their jersey. And also amongst cycling fans Castelli has established itself and enthralls both newcomers and advanced cyclists.
