The best winter bib tight for most of your winter rides. With the consistently used warm and soft Thermoflex fabric, carefully placed seams to minimize friction, and the Progetto X2 Air Seamless seat pad for comfortable riding even on long cycling days, our focus with these pants was entirely on comfort.
The Espresso Bib Tight is ideal for the majority of your winter rides. Our goal was to develop a warm and comfortable bib tight so you can enjoy your winter outings. Our Thermoflex fabric was used for warmth, stretch, and comfort. The seams were strategically placed to prevent friction. The ankle area is also designed without a zipper to avoid chafing. When using overshoes, this also reduces additional bulk. For the perfect fit and to prevent overheating, we used the mesh stretch straps from the Espresso Bibshort. The Progetto X2 Air Seamless seat pad ensures comfort on long winter rides. Everything about this bib tight is designed to keep you warm and comfortable this winter.
Technical specifications
Target group | Men |
Velo pants type | Bib shorts |
Season | Winter |
Item number | 59675644 |
Manufacturer | Castelli |
Category | Bike shorts |
Release date | 24.6.2025 |
Colour | Green |
Exact colour description | green pepper |
Target group | Men |
Age group | Adults |
Velo pants type | Bib shorts |
Trouser size | S |
Season | Winter |
CO₂ emissions | 7.88 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.19 |
Weight | 255 g |
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Source: Digitec GalaxusThe soft, stretchy fabric of the Espresso Bibshort feels very comfortable against the skin. The seamless mesh straps and mesh back ensure effective air exchange on the upper body. However, the straps are a little rough, which is why we recommend combining them with a base layer...
