Cycling Pants

Cycling shorts are essential for anyone who spends time in the saddle. They are the main point of contact between you and your bike, so they must be as functional and comfortable as possible. The buttocks and legs are subjected to a lot of stress when cycling, so cycling shorts (long or short) are designed to handle the pressure. The perfect cycling shorts will increase your biking enjoyment and help you stay fit.

For speed freaks: men's and women's classic cycling shorts

Since cycling shorts and tights have a narrow fit, they are ideal for road cycling and have excellent aerodynamics.

Like a second skin, cycling gear designed for speed is slim-fitting. Even though the material is close to the body, it offers great flexibility. Comfort is often achieved through the use of breathable, antibacterial materials.

About comfort: In the buttock area, seat pads reduce pressure and rubbing. It would be ideal if foam and gel padding were antibacterial. Women's and men's cycling shorts that are of high quality are also designed for durability and should not press or chafe during use. In order to avoid seams, many manufacturers of cycling shorts use flat welds instead. In classic cycling shorts, the back is cut higher, to protect the sensitive lower back area from wind and water.

Long MTB and cycling trousers keep out the weather

For men, women, and children, cycling pants with long trouser legs are available in all shapes and sizes. In the winter and on cool days, they're perfect for touring. Due to their windproof and water repellent/waterproof properties, they keep you warm and dry in wind and rain.

Waterproof versions contain membranes (micropores) that prevent rain water from entering. Everything inside stays warm and dry because water vapour can escape. The nanocoating on long cycling pants repels water and makes it impossible for it to stick to the surface, making it ideal protection against drizzle and water spray. The long legs of thermal cycling trousers keep you warm without overheating, keeping the chill away. You will stay warm with a fleece or velour lining, which prevents the treacherous effects of windchill. Also popular are waterproof trousers that you can wear over your everyday clothes. Everyday life will become safer and more enjoyable this way.

Alternatively, cycling shorts with knee or leg sleeves can be used instead of long MTB pants or long cycling pants.