Men's Cycling Shorts
Men's cycling shorts for maximum comfort and performance.
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Your new favorite bibshort.
Made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
Comfort and aerodynamics meet in the fastest, most comfortable Free Aero Race Bibshort to date.
Innovatively engineered for ultimate long-distance comfort, support, speed, and durability.
Custom
Custom
This short is made to do everything right without overdoing anything. Quality fabrics, great fit, flat-lock stitching, KISS Air2 seat pad, and GIRO4 leg grippers.
Endurance-level comfort for every ride with Castelli's most comfortable seat pad.
Custom
Custom
Equally at home on tarmac or gravel, the Unlimited Cargo Bibshort knows no limits. This four-pocket short is ready for your next adventure.
For our lightest-ever road short, we use the first seamless graduated-ventilation stretch woven fabric to make a short that's both impossibly light and cool yet supportive for the longest rides.
Everything you need to meet the demands of the longest gravel rides. Unparalleled comfort and extra storage.
Made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
Lightweight bibshort for hot days, with extra breathability.
Your new favorite bibshort, with a limited-edition graphic by Richard Pearce.
Celebrate the Giro d'Italia with the stylish Trofeo Bibshorts. Featuring the Espresso Bibshort with a special edition design for the Giro d'Italia.
Made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
The wolfpack classic bibshort
Comfort and aerodynamics meet in the fastest, most comfortable Free Aero Race Bibshort to date.
Made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
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.
Endurance-level comfort for every ride with Castelli's most comfortable seat pad.
Your new favorite short.
Made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
