A favorite piece among our sponsored pros, this jersey is a bit lighter and a bit stretchier and features a closer cut for an aero fit.
The fastest covering for your feet, for the high speeds of time trialing.
More than a decade of speed innovation and knowledge. Our fastest jersey is now faster.
Made for speed and comfort.
This short is made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
This beanie is made for every off-bike purpose for conditions you want a bit of extra protection for your head.
The Soudal Quick-Step cycling jersey with a more relaxed fit.
Made for speed and comfort.
Made to keep your core warm while providing enough ventilation to keep you from overheating.
Lightweight and packable wind shell that fits close to body with a stretch breathable back and high collar.
This short is made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
Cycling shorts with the same graphics as the Soudal Quick-Step team but at a more accessible price. This short is made to do everything right without overdoing anything.
The cycling shorts that the athletes of the Soudal Quick-Step team wear for races and training.
The jersey that Soudal Quick-Step team athletes use when they want to stay cool while riding uphill in summer.
This cap can perform at different levels. Ideal as an extra layer for those chillier days underneath a helmet or to show up at your cycling pub to celebrate the Tour of Flanders.
Made for long hours in the widest range of conditions. This is the same model that the Soudal Quick-Step team uses in training.
This is the original jacket/jersey that started an entire new product class: the Gabba.
Made to be the perfect vest. GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ WINDSTOPPER® wind and water protection on the front, and a breathable nanotechnology water-repellent back.
Introducing the limited edition 50th Anniversary Jersey, a tribute to half a century of the iconic Castelli name and its legendary Scorpion logo.
Made for very cold riding conditions, this double-lined glove extends far up the forearm for added comfort.
