ENDURA Xtract II Gel Bibshorts
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| Description | High performance bibshort with comfortable multi-density foam and gel pad plus quick dry fabric. The bibs help prevent the shorts from riding up and down keeping the pad in the correct position for maximum comfort. - Ultra-fast wicking 280g Xtract fabric for fast-drying performance - Selected seams flatlocked for toughness and comfort - Seamfree inside leg - Raw edge hem band with silicone print grippers - 400-Series antibacterial multi-density gel pad with micro-wick technology: Moulded stretch pad in a plush microfibre face fabric for luxurious comfort with strategically positioned gel inserts. Maximum thickness of 15mm with antibacterial and wicking finish and dimpled structure to improve comfort on pressure points. Ideal of medium and longer rides of 2-4 hours.  Endura Xtract Bibshort II review, Cycling Weekly magazine, August 2022: "With a comfy pad, and a blend of materials that worked well in both the heat of the day and on cooler summer evenings, they're perfect for the turbo, commuting or long hours in the saddle. As someone with average leg length for my height, I found the Endura Xtracts came up slightly short on me, sitting slightly higher above the knee than I'd have preferred. They don't slide up during the course of a ride, though, and the grippers are comfortable. The stand-out feature of these shorts is Endura's 400-Series antibacterial multi-density gel pad. It's thick where it needs to be and less intrusive around parts that move. It's comfortable for five hours-plus. The pad is the most important feature of any bibshorts and this pad is excellent. It punches way above its weight in terms of price."  |
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