Rapha Condor JLT Bib Shorts

MORE STOCK DUE MID-MAY. Newly reworked pro-grade bib shorts designed to meet the demands of elite level racing. Lightweight, durable and close-fitting, they are tailored for an aggressive race position.

Streamline and robust bib shorts for elite-level racing

The Pro Team Shorts are available in both a regular and a long version – with 30mm extra length – tailored specifically for taller riders.

Reworked and refined version of Rapha's Pro Team bib shorts, Rapha Condor JLT edition.

The shorts for 2012 use the same award-winning Cytech pad as the Classic Rapha Bibs with improved construction and fabric.

Made from a new Lycra-based fabric exclusive to Rapha, which is supportive, durable and flexible. The fabric is treated with coldblack® technology for a cool feel against the skin.

Key features:

• Newly developed Lycra based fabric, proprietary to Rapha
• Tight, supportive and lightweight
• New leg grippers for comfort and stability
• coldblack® technology for superior cooling
• Anatomic Cytech pad (same as the Classic Bibs)
• Permanent wicking treatment
• Rider specific, multiple panel construction for optimum fit
• Reinforced seat panel and bonded seams for comfort
• Black, white and pink livery of the Rapha Condor JLT pro team
• Name label for team laundry use
• Race radio pockets either side of spine

Conditions:

• Criteriums
• One-day races
• Stage races
• High-tempo training

See the Pro Team Jersey »
See the Rapha Condor JLT collection »

Reviews:

"These bibs had one of the thickest chamois in our test, as well as the slimmest-fitting legs. We loved the tight, compressive-feeling material, and broad thigh bands, which didn’t cause sausage-leg effect despite their high level of tightness. The thick chamois was present under us while riding, making these great for cyclists who crave ever-present padding. The chamois is also well-positioned and shaped for riding in the drops, or on the bar tops. Overall, we found the bibs’ finish to be top-notch, including the stitching on the edge of the chamois, which we never felt while riding. The straps are comfortable and well ventilated, too."
– Bicycling.com »