An ergogenic pattern cut uses minimal seams and strategically placed panels for added pedal stroke support, reduction of muscular fatigue and an increase in balance. We’ve enhanced the abdomen breathability by using a new extra light fabric with a special yarn that works as a heat sink to help your core stay cooler. The seams have been minimized to increase your comfort by removing unwanted pressure points.

For the saddle and the chamois interface, we are using a new proprietary pattern to improve the saddle/chamois intersection. Our innovative pattern eliminates the central seam which typically causes pressure and discomfort while on the saddle. We’ve made it by using a Dyneema® panel that improves durability and thermoregulation thanks to the conductive properties of the polyethylene fibers. The new pattern replicates the contact surface of the saddle and is made with a molded fabric that adapts naturally to the different typology of saddles. To increase comfort in the pelvic zone, an anti-stress cut allows more freedom of movement and no pressure points.

The chamois uses our UNIQUE Chamois that adapts to the anatomy of the human body and reduces friction during the ride. The dual-layer construction offers advanced performance because high density open cell foam structure uses two layers that work independently of each other without being glued or laminated. The ultra-breathable construction maximizes moisture management, which results in exceptional hot-weather long term comfort.

The finishing features are as well thought out as the prime points. The straps make use of a new tubular design that are soft and breathable, allowing unrestricted movement. The raw cut leg openings stay in place without the use of silicon. And for those light rain showers that can hit mid-afternoon, the exterior of the bibs has been given an extremely effective DWR (Durable Water Resistant) treatment.

The Q36.5 Dottore Clima Cycling Bib Shorts provide the highest level of hot weather cycling performance for anyone looking to push their limits during the heat of the day.