Road
Sun protection without overheating.
TRADITIONAL COTTON CYCLING CAP.
The cap for hot days, to keep the sun from coming through the vents in your helmet while still keeping you cool.
Castelli Cloud Logo water bottle.
Castelli Logo water bottle.
The benchmark for all-condition performance. When conditions change, 219 g AirCore™ keeps you warm.
Nano Flex is a technology that has long been associated with Castelli and perfectly symbolizes our constant drive for product innovation.
Nano Flex is a technology that has long been associated with Castelli and perfectly symbolizes our constant drive for product innovation.
The Perfetto jacket for pro-level performance with 150 g AirCore™ and minimalist construction.
The Espresso 2 Jacket delivers the comfort and style you have come to expect from the Espresso line. Constructed with 219 g Polartec® AirCore™ technology for intelligent warmth and breathability.
For high-intensity riding in cool conditions, Ristretto fabric provides maximum breathability to transform a ride.
This vest is made for when you need warmth for the entire ride.
The definitive long-sleeve jersey with engineered performance you can feel.
Warm, soft, and comfortable — the essentials of any great thermal jersey.
For cool days in early fall or late spring, the Puro Jersey offers just the right amount of warmth. Very stretchy close-to-body fit with 360° reflective visibility.
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, comfortable fit.
A slip-on neoprene toe cover takes away the chill. It's surprisingly effective, and you can just leave it on your shoe.
Wet-suit neoprene technology will keep your hands comfortable on wet rides. Premium neoprene with silicone grip on the palms and glued waterproof seams to add to the comfort.
Created for those rides when you want maximum padding, whether you're riding over rough terrain or you often suffer sore hands.
