FTP² speed suit

FTP² Speed Suit

The aerodynamic armor.

Riding at extreme velocity with the physical intensity of a cyclist imposes a new paradigm. It is no longer about choosing between safety and speed. The FTP² suit embodies the "Win-Win" approach: every protective element added for rider safety simultaneously serves to improve air penetration. The armor becomes an accelerator.

Sous-vêtement actif

Active base layer

The true innovation is invisible from the outside. It all happens in the technical underwear. This base layer serves two critical functions. First, anti-abrasion and impact protection thanks to integrated pads that shield the skin in case of a slide. Second, these same pads create aerodynamic volumes to sculpt the body and improve overall airflow.

Le standard pro

The pro standard

The visible layer is the exact one currently used by World Tour professionals. A textile designed for pure gliding and performance, without compromise. It covers the internal armor to ensure a perfectly smooth surface against the wind.

Ingénierie Jonathan & Fletcher

Jonathan & Fletcher engineering

The complexity of this textile architecture required extraordinary expertise. The suit was developed in close collaboration with the Jonathan & Fletcher workshops, a global reference in speed textile engineering (skiing, records). Their know-how made it possible to materialize the "Bolero" cut, a construction that treats the upper body as a single surface to ensure uninterrupted gliding against the wind.

FTP² speed suit

Technical specifications

FTP² multi-layer system. - Architecture: bi-layer system (underwear + suit) - Textile development: Jonathan & Fletcher partnership - Inner layer: anti-abrasion base layer with integrated protection pads - Protection: hyper-flexible pads (dual function: safety & aero) - Outer layer: pro WorldTour textile - Design: bolero construction (shoulder/arm optimization)

L'héritage technologique

The technological legacy

The dogma of "thin lycra" is shattered. This project proves that protection can be integrated without losing performance. This technology of structuring and protective pads is intended to be adapted to future outfits, particularly for Gravel or Criterium racing, where the risk of crashing is real. The future belongs to apparel that protects as much as it performs.

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