Cycling
For the rider who doesn't want bib straps, here's the performance waist tight. With quality fabrics, a soft seat pad, and reduced seam patterning, this tight simply keeps you warm and comfortable on all but the coldest days.
To carry the scorpion logo, a bibshort needs to be amazing even if it's "entry level." This short brings together quality fabrics, our KISS Air2 seat pad, and eight-panel construction with an overall focus on comfort and durability.
Made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
Lightweight, durable baggy short with extra storage for all of your adventure rides.
Designed for style, all-day comfort, stretch fit and excellent breathability.
Designed for style, all-day comfort, stretch fit and excellent breathability.
It’s cycling lifestyle, done right.
It’s cycling lifestyle, done right.
The ideal all-around jersey for all your riding.
This jersey wins the classification for combining a clean look with great performance. Its cross-dyed micro-piqué fabric brings comfort and sophistication in a jersey you'll be happy to ride in all day.
Modern fit and fabrics, create an all-around jersey for all your riding
Core riding performance in a jersey that delivers everything you need for any surface, with a neutral fit.
Based around the Castelli Squadra Jersey construction, which updates a traditional cut with technical details like a drop-pocket design and stretch raw-cut sleeves for great fit and comfort.
The thermal jersey for the cyclist who prefers a jersey and vest in cool conditions instead of a light jacket. The brushed fleece fabric keeps you warm but also has enough stretch to ensure a perfect and comfortable fit.
Light. Dry. Fast.
Modern performance in a classic jersey.
Classic style.
Seamless comfort with a lightweight merino wool blend. Ideal for cold days to provide warmth and moisture management to keep you comfortable.
The ideal winter glove for most winter riding. The combination of Polartec® and PrimaLoft® insulation keeps your hands warm and protected from the elements.
