Aero sleeves, a full-length zip and an Italian chamois that holds up over long distance.
Four reasons it outperforms the suit you're racing in now.
Wind-tunnel mapped panels reduce drag by up to 4.2% over standard suits.
Two easy access race pockets for your gels.
Flatlock seams and bonded edges. No raw stitching, no hot spots, no compromise.
Tested over 70.3 and full Ironman distances. Comfort that lasts to the finish line.
The athletes below had a clock running, a number on their arm, and a finish line waiting and the suit had to hold up for all of it.
Side and underarm panels move heat out faster than core race fabrics on the market.
Quad and glute zones hold without restricting. Tested across 6+ hour efforts.
Holds shape and colour through 200+ wash cycles. Built for a full season minimum.
There's a moment in every long-course race, usually somewhere in the second half of the bike, sometimes earlier where the suit you're wearing either disappears or begins quietly costing you the race.
Most athletes don't realise it's the suit until much later, when they finish and notice the chafe, the soaked pocket, the shoulder seam that started rubbing at hour two. The Elite was built around the inverse of that moment.
Every component on it was chosen so that the longer you wear it, the less you have to think about it.
