Speed has always shaped the way we design. It defines the fit of every garment, its behavior on the bike, and the way each surface interacts with the air.
It’s not speed. It’s what happens when you go beyond it
With SUPERSONICA, we wanted to take that idea further. This is our most advanced aero line to date, a collection created for high-speed racing, developed alongside WorldTour teams and built around the details that matter when performance is pushed to the limit. Time trial skinsuits, the short-sleeve road suit Stratos, and a complete range of aero accessories come together in a system designed for riders who live the fastest moments of competition.
Why SUPERSONICA exists
In top-level cycling, speed is never the result of a single factor. It comes from position, power, fit, fabric, construction, and the way all these elements work together when the rider moves at race intensity.
That is where SUPERSONICA begins. We developed this line with the demands of professional racing in mind, starting from the conditions in which aerodynamics becomes decisive. A time trial. A long pull on the front. A breakaway holding its advantage. A fast descent. A finish where every detail must remain under control.
For us, this collection is a way of understanding speed as a complete design challenge. The rider is not static: the body moves, the bike moves, the air changes, and the garment has to respond with precision. Each piece in the line serves its own function within that system.
Match TT
The Match TT time trial skinsuit is the purest expression of SUPERSONICA. It is the piece in which the idea of speed becomes most exact, because the discipline leaves very little room for compromise. The rider maintains a fixed position, the effort is sustained, and the garment becomes part of the aerodynamic silhouette moving through the air.
We designed the full time trial skinsuit around that reality. The fit must remain close and stable across the torso, shoulders, arms, and legs. It has to reduce unnecessary movement without limiting the rider’s ability to produce power. It must support an aggressive, specific position repeated over time.
In a time trial, small details become visible. Fabric tension, panel layout, seams, sleeves, leg finishes, and the behavior of each surface all influence the performance of the suit. This suit brings all these elements together in a garment created for speed in its most controlled form.
Stratos
Stratos brings the aero logic of SUPERSONICA to the road. This short-sleeve road skinsuit is designed for a different kind of speed, one that constantly changes throughout the race.
On the road, the rider never remains locked in a single position for long. There are accelerations, attacks, climbs, descents, corners, crosswinds, and moments when you ride sheltered within the peloton or exposed at the front. Stratos was created for that rhythm. It maintains the aerodynamic intent of the line while offering the freedom needed for movement and the intensity of road racing. It is designed for race situations in which the rider needs a garment that remains close-fitting, stable, and efficient, without preventing the body from moving naturally in every phase of the effort.
The aero system
SUPERSONICA also goes beyond the skinsuit, because speed is built with the whole rider. Hands, feet, shoes, lower leg, and base layers are part of the same aerodynamic profile. At high speed, these areas matter, which is why we have developed a set of complementary accessories. The overshoes are designed to optimize one of the areas most exposed to airflow during pedaling: the assembly formed by the foot, ankle, and tibial area of the shoe. The gloves focus on the hands, one of the first areas exposed to airflow when the rider adopts the racing position. The base layer works closer to the body, helping comfort and garment stability from first contact.
Each accessory has a specific function, but all are designed to work within the same idea.
SUPERSONICA is not a single garment, it is a complete way of approaching speed in competition, built through the accumulation of details.
