Doctor Dungarees, the ergogenic shorts, the perfected and improved version of the L1 Dungarees.

Pad made by Elastic Interface® CyTech Italy.

Ergonomic model

A garment made according to an ergogenic model is designed by calibrating all the panels and fabrics so that they provide support to certain muscle groups during sporting activity. The garments made according to ergogenic models stand out for the sensation of great comfort without constriction and for the greater stability during pedaling, given that the fabric, the cut and the alignment of the panels contribute to balancing the position with consequent reduction of muscle fatigue on longer or more intense rides.

Vector elasticity

Extension of the Ergogenic model concept. Vectorial elasticity refers in particular to the intelligent and strategic alignment of the panels which ensures that the ergogenic characteristics of the fabric are oriented according to the direction of pedaling. In the design of the L1 Essential Bib, the elasticity of the fabric panel used for the thigh area along the weave vector envelops the muscles, giving greater stability to the muscle groups that could be disturbed by bumps and other irregularities in the road surface, and allows a improvement of circulation thanks to the pump effect resulting from the pressure applied to the

Graduated compression

The original ergogenic philosophy of the L1 Dungarees has been further refined with the addition of the “Y” pattern on the fabric used on the surface of the Doctor's legs. This particular pattern is not only used for aerodynamic purposes, but also for gradual compression. Careful observation reveals that the pattern is characterized by four different density levels, which correspond to four different compression levels; from the greater compression at the end of the shorts to the lesser compression in the upper part, around the groin, in order to stimulate the so-called "pump effect" of blood circulation.

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