Torpedo7 is proud to offer the 2011 Nalini team Bib Short! Whether you ride a few miles on the weekend or thousands of miles each week, these bib’s will keep you cool, "looking Pro" and comfortable the entire time

This bib short is constructed of the elastic, cellular, functional, skin-friendly and robust fibre, ’Lycra Malaga’. It features a padded " Nalini’ Antibacterial synthetic chamois. This chamois’ use in professional cycling is ever-increasing and it has a cellular construction which retains its shape after countless washes. With a mesh high back and wide shoulder straps you will stay cool and comfortable. Elastic leg-grippers will keep them in place.

Features:

• Nalini ’Lycra Malaga’ Fibre
• Fabric contains effective Carvico U.V. Protection (AS/NZS 4399-1996)
• 6 panel atomic cut
• Elastic leg-grippers
• Mesh-construction high back and wide straps
• Rich, bright colours that last.
• ’25 Nalini’ Antibacterial synthetic chamois is soft and protective
• Chamois keeps its shape, wash after wash.
• Summer Weight.
• Made in Italy

About Nalini
Nalini products are some of the finest cycling clothing that Italy has to offer and are used by professional teams around the globe. Torpedo7 is proud to offer the finest of the 2010 range to you!

About ’Lycra Malaga’ Fabric
Lycra® Malaga is a super-stretch fabric which is cellular and durable. This material is breathable, comfortable and easycare. The fibre unites anincredibly light-wear comfort with robustness, satisfying the requirements of professional cyclists.

About  Nalini’ Chamois
The " NALINI’ chamois provides protection and is very soft and comfortable to wear. It is used increasingly in the professional cycling world and is features a cellular construction, antibacterial properties, and stays in shape even after several washes.

Nalini  2011 Sizing Guide

Please note that these measurement are taken on the actual garments, laid flat on a table. To find your perfect fit.  Take the measurements of your favourite cycling bibshorts,and compare your findings to the chart below.