The new and improved Vetta High Performance Cycling Bibshort combines cutting-edge design with exceptional performance to meet the demands of cyclists. Side pockets securely storing essentials like phones, keys, gels or gel wrappers to minimise the need to stop and allows you to disgard responsibly! Made from lightweight, breathable materials, it minimizes bulk and provides easy access on the go.
Crafted with both women and men in mind, our bibshorts are designed specifically to fit perfectly and comfortably for every rider. We understand that one style does not suit all body types or preferences. That’s why our Vetta women's chamois has been thoroughly tested by women and specially engineered to provide the ultimate comfort needed. Similarly, our men's chamois has been rigorously tested by men and designed to offer an perfect fit. In essence, our products are made to support and protect your most important areas, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable cycling experience, specifically designed to fit your bits.
The new and improved Vetta High Performance Cycling Bibshort combines cutting-edge design with exceptional performance to meet the demands of cyclists. Side pockets securely storing essentials like phones, keys, gels or gel wrappers to minimise the need to stop and allows you to disgard responsibly! Made from lightweight, breathable materials, it minimizes bulk and provides easy access on the go.
Crafted with both women and men in mind, our bibshorts are designed specifically to fit perfectly and comfortably for every rider. We understand that one style does not suit all body types or preferences. That’s why our Vetta women's chamois has been thoroughly tested by women and specially engineered to provide the ultimate comfort needed. Similarly, our men's chamois has been rigorously tested by men and designed to offer an perfect fit. In essence, our products are made to support and protect your most important areas, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable cycling experience, specifically designed to fit your bits.
