Skinsuit SS - Infinity - Bora Hansgrohe

Brand new short sleeve Skinsuit from CRAFT. This skinsuit with Infinity pad comes directly from the World Tour Team Bora Hansgrohe* and is made for the 2017 season. The Skinsuit sits tight and perfectly on the body, giving optimised aerodynamics. At the bottom of the legs there are small dots of silicone, ensuring that the legs are seated perfectly.
It is crafts top model, which is custom made for the World Tour Team Bora Hansgrohe. This means that this is a very high-quality speed suit. The material is breathable, which ensures good comfort even when the body sweats.

The pad: The pad is CRAFTS own Infinity. The pad is made with CRAFT’s patented technology, which has focused specifically on unaffecting blood flow. The pad is heat-regulating, ensuring that the pad stays warm on colder days, while at the same time breathable so it is also comfortable during warm conditions.

Specifications:

• Comfortable and with heat regulating Infinity pad
• Breathable
• Pockets on the back. 
• Radio pocket
• Short sleve version
• Silicone ends on the inside of the legs and sleeves
• Original Pro team cycling clothes
• New and original packaging

Why buy a skinsuit?
The Skinsuits tight fit is made for pure speed. The skinsuit is made by the Swedish brand CRAFT, which is known for providing top quality clothing for all seasons. Skinsuits are specifically made for use during Time Trials, as they are designed to sit extremely tight on the body and with an absolute minimum amount of stitches, zippers and no pockets(except for a radio-pocket) in an attempt to eliminate drag as much as absolutely possible.

*Bora Hansgrohe is a World Tour Team, which means that they compete at the highest level in the cycling world, for instance at the Lé Tour De France. Bora Hansgrohe has several profiles on their team, one of which is the three-time World Champion Peter Sagan.

* Some suits have very small blemishes where some print has gone through, but it’s only cosmetic and since all the clothes come straight from the world tour team, it’s exactly the same suits as the riders have used themselves.