Presentation of the Spanish Cycling Team’s jersey and bib shorts for the Tokyo Olympics
Mavi García and Ane Santesteban, the Spanish Cycling Team’s two representatives in the women’s road race at the Olympic Games, showed off the jersey and bib shorts which Spain’s cyclists will be wearing to compete in Tokyo.
The Royal Spanish Cycling Federation (RFEC) presented the jersey and bib shorts which the Spanish Cycling Team will be wearing to compete at the Tokyo Games,with Mavi García and Ane Santesteban, our two representatives in the women’s road race at the Olympic Games.
The design that will be used at the Olympics will retain the same aesthetics defined by the national team’s new competition outfit, which was presented less than three months ago. The Spanish Cycling Team at the Tokyo Olympic Games will be wearing a white jersey with the red-and-yellow flag in the central area, and black shorts that will incorporate details such as the flag on the neck, sleeves and the elastic of the shorts. The main difference will be that the sponsors and partners of the RFEC will not be included, as stipulated in the Olympic regulations.
At the Tokyo Olympic Games, the national team will be wearing Inverse’s innovative AIR range of custom cycling wear, a high-end line of cycling outfits specially designed for professional teams and clubs that want a professional high-end outfit with a very tight fit which acts like a second skin. The cyclists of the Spanish Cycling Team will have the greatest possible aerodynamics thanks to the elasticity of the fabrics that will adapt perfectly to their bodies.
Inverse offers all cycling enthusiasts the opportunity to purchase Spain’s replica jersey and bib shorts – with a designs for men and women – to through the company’s online Inverse Store or from the best cycling stores.
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Cycling jersey SPAIN (MEN)76,99€ -
Cycling jersey SPAIN (WOMEN)76,99€ -
Cycling bib shorts SPAIN (MEN)87,98€ -
Cycling bib shorts SPAIN (WOMEN)87,98€
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