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tK.434 is the next generation ASSOS_S5 3/4 length spandex bibknicker, which replaces our legendary T Knicker Lycra_S2. Wear the ASSOS tK.434 in combination with your ASSOS intermediateEvo or regular jersey. Perfect for warm Spring, Fall or cooler Summer riding. With FI.Mille_S5 insert., • Campionissimo AEPD racingCut / regularFit. Clicks onto your body when in the tuck position. Anatomically ergonomic. Total freedom of movement. No excess material allows effective body temperature control and total comfort when riding.
• ASSOS Type A.434 compression spandex fabric on main panels: supports muscles, increasing your performance by delaying fatigue process.
• ASSOS RXQ kneecap panel: warmer than spandex, more insulation for your knees.
• Specific AEPD "kneezone": removes pressure points and rotation friction.
• FI.Mille_S5 elastic interface insert., This chart serves as indication only. Exact sizes may vary depending on individual body structure. ASSOS apparel is cut anatomically without restricting movement in the riding position. Bibs might pull when standing upright - this is normal. -
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This chart serves as an indication only. Exact sizes may vary depending on individual body structure. Bibs might pull when standing upright- this is normal. Assos products are tailored for the cycling position. Cut anatomically without movement restriction on the bike.
Assos garments are cut to fit a cyclists' body. Meaning, Assos contours your body, protecting it without applying pressure when you are on your bicycle.
Not buying the right size (too big or too small) will either result in comfort, performance, or longevity problems. If a garment is too big, it will provoke skin irritation (because the garment moves around causes friction) and it will not keep you dry enough (the Assos "als" principle cannot function properly). When a garment is too small, the seams and fabric are under too much stress and this wil result in fabric pilling and deterioration.
