Contour Chamois 

 A general use chamois ideal for road cyclists, mountain bikers and recreational riders who ride with a more upright posture. Available in men's and women's versions.

No surcharge applies.

Men's and Women's Contour chamois

Contour Pro Chamois
A premium chamois with padding optimised for a more competitive forward leaning position. Available in men's and women's models.

Upgrade to the Contour Pro chamois for $5

Men's and Women's Contour Pro chamois

Elastic Interface Chamois
Our top level chamois made by Elastic Interface - the best, specialist chamois manufacturer in the world. Excellent freedom of movement, breathability and anatomic fit. Race proven for outstanding fit and performance.

Fiandre men's chamois or Endurance 2 women's chamois model.

Upgrade to the Elastic Interface chamois for $10

Men's Fiandre and women's Endurance 2 chamois by Elastic Interface

Have each rider's name or race number printed on the garment.

NZ$10.00

Upgrade to flatloc stitching.

NZ$5.00

Adjust the length of the arms to suit.

When you place your order you can specify to have the sleeves of some jerseys within the order made 2 or 4 cm shorter or longer as required.

The best thing is that there is no minimum quantity, you can modify just one jersey in an order.

$10.00

Adjust the leg length to suit you when you place your order.

Leg length can be made 2 or 4 cm shorter or longer as required.

The best thing is that there is no minimum quantity, you can modify just one pair of shorts in an order.

$10.00

The base lycra that makes up the non-printed parts of the shorts is available in any of the following solid colours.

No price difference between colours.

Most models are available with pockets (for road time trials) or without pockets (for track racing).

No price difference between options.

A silicone backed single layer legband that sits flat and holds tight without a hem for ultimate comfort.

Available in 6 cm width.

Waffle texture on a cycling garment causes turbulence in the thin layer of air closest to the dimples. This layer of turbulent air is able to follow the contours of the garment much longer creating a smaller wake and and lower drag. (This is also known as the golf ball effect because it's why golf balls have dimples).

You might not even notice at first, but the extra effort we put into the finishing details of our garments, such as double stitching the hard wearing areas around the chamois, means they'll last you twice as long.