Cuissard long hiver - Alba

Cold weather is no longer an excuse.Acqua Zero technologykeeps you dry, while thetechnical fleece liningdelivers optimal warmth without restricting movement.
With theBloody Queen® pad featuring integrated menstrual technology, enjoy every ride—even in cold conditions.
Stay warm, comfortable and focused,without compromising performance.

Pad with Bloody Queen® Technology

Our anti-leak technology is built with a 5-layer structure:

• The first layer is designed for comfort, soft against the skin.
• The second layer wicks away moisture, keeping a dry and fresh feel.
• The third layer is ultra-absorbent, retaining the equivalent of two tampons (up to 6 hours of absorption) to prevent leakage through the pad and shorts.
• The fourth layer supports the absorbent core.
• The fifth layer enhances overall comfort, optimized for long-distance riding.

Two side cargo pockets

Practical storage to keep your phone within easy reach.

Premium Italian fabric – SITIP

Breathable fabric certified bluesign® and OEKO-TEX®.

Acqua Zero technology

Protection against moisture and light rain.

Reflective bands

Positioned at the back of the thighs for added visibility and safety during low-light rides.

Composition

86% polyamide, 14% elastane

Cycling shorts made in Europe
Pad made in Italy and OEKO-TEX® certified

Designed with Care for the Planet

By choosing cycling shorts equipped with Bloody Queen® menstrual technology, you support a more responsible approach to performance apparel. Conventional menstrual products generate tons of waste that can impact both personal health and the environment.

The fabric used in our pad is biodegradable, exceptionally soft, highly breathable, and easy to care for. It is made with Amni Soul Eco®, a next-generation yarn developed through an environmentally responsible manufacturing process.

Under specific environmental conditions, this innovative fibre can biodegrade in around five years, transforming into organic matter (biomass and biogas). By comparison, conventional virgin synthetic fabrics can take several decades to decompose.