Castelli Perfetto Light Gloves

Introduction

About Castelli Perfetto Light Gloves
Futuristic thermoformed single-seam construction results in a fleece-lined glove that’s windproof, water resistant, warm, slim fitting and extremely comfortable.

The idea behind this glove is full Gore-Tex Infinium Windstopper wind and water protection in the thinnest possible package. It’s great for those cool days when you need to keep the wind off but don’t need insulation, or those days with changing conditions such as a cold start or long alpine descents. Minimal seaming keeps the glove comfortable on the hand, while silicone grip zones make sure you’re in control at all times.

To fit into Castelli’s Perfetto family, a glove had better be pretty spectacular. By using reduced-seaming technology and the new Gore-Tex Infinium Windstopper fabric, Castelli have made a glove that is deceptively warm while staying reasonably thin and allowing maximum dexterity. They’ve added grip features in the palm and their Castelli Damping System for comfort. This is the kind of breakthrough glove you’ve come to expect from Castelli.

Features
Engineered with Gore-Tex Infinium Windstopper Stretch Light fabric and reduced-seam technology

Light weight for maximum dexterity in mild conditions

Castelli Damping System (CDS) protects median nerve

Reflective details

Silicone zones on palm for extra grip

Touchscreen technology at fingertip

Weight: 85g

Temperature: 8C – 14C

About Castelli
Castelli are an Italian clothing manufacturer based in Fonzaso, Italy. In 1876 Vittore Gianni opened a clothing shop in Milan where he created clothing for AC Milan, Juventus, the Milan Ballet and cyclist Alfredo Binda. In 1935 Armando Castelli joined the business and four years later bought the company. He kept these high profile clients and continued making cycling clothing for riders including Fausto Coppi. In 1974 the scorpion logo was created and Castelli was born. Since then they’ve been at the forefront of innovation creating the first lycra shorts, coloured shorts and use of sublimation.