



Short Sleeve Gabba |Bardiani |Ale Pro Cycling Kit
Bardiani CSF Faizanè Pro Issue Klimatik K Tour Short Sleeve Gabba Thermal
From the World Tour to your door.
This is a genuine Bardiani CSF Faizanè Klimatik K Tour short sleeve Gabba thermal, issued directly to a professional rider. A high-performance race piece designed for cold, wet conditions where protection and breathability are critical.
- Authentic rider-issued Bardiani CSF Faizanè kit
- Klimatik K Tour fabric for advanced weather protection
- Windproof and water-resistant construction
- Thermal backing for warmth in cold conditions
- Short sleeve design ideal for pairing with arm warmers
- Highly breathable to regulate temperature during hard efforts
- Full-length zip for ventilation control
- Race fit for aerodynamic performance
This is the kind of jersey used in tough race conditions, perfect for wet roads, cold mornings, and high-intensity efforts.
Bardiani CSF Faizanè is known for aggressive racing and attacking style, always looking to animate the race, especially in the Giro d’Italia where they thrive in difficult conditions.
As with all team-issued kit, this item was never available for public purchase and is extremely limited in supply.
Size note, this item came from a rider approximately 180cm and 70kg.
This is real pro kit. No replicas, these are the real deal.
Ride like the Italian underdogs, attack early, get in the break, and make the race.
Pairs well with
BAR25-5-S

Short Sleeve Gabba |Bardiani |Ale Pro Cycling Kit
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