Men's Cycling Shorts – Gel Padding with Grip Legs and Reflective Trim

Men's Cycling Shorts – The difference between an hour and three

Gel padding through the seat, silicone grip bands at the legs so nothing rides up, and reflective detailing that picks up headlights at dusk. The fabric stretches in every direction and dries fast, which matters more on the second half of a ride than the first.

Why choose padded cycling shorts?

Everyone who rides more than an hour arrives at the same conclusion about saddle comfort, usually the hard way. Padding is what turns a bike ride into something you would repeat tomorrow, and grip bands are what stop the shorts from working their way up your thighs while you do it.

• Gel padding – shaped through the seat, where the pressure actually is.
• Silicone grip leg bands – hold the hem in place instead of creeping upward.
• Four-way stretch – follows the pedal stroke rather than fighting it.
• Quick-drying and breathable – moves sweat out and dries between rides.
• Reflective detailing – catches light from behind at dusk and after dark.

The single piece of kit that changes how far you are willing to ride.

Cycling shorts are worn next to the skin — that is what the padding is designed for, and it is also what keeps it hygienic. Take your normal size; these are meant to be close-fitting, and padding that shifts around does nothing. Wash them after every ride, cold and inside out, and let them air dry rather than putting them in the machine dryer.

Specifications

• Padding: gel insert through the seat
• Fabric: quick-drying four-way stretch with nylon content
• Legs: silicone grip bands
• Visibility: reflective detailing
• Sizes: S to XXL

Pull them on and go further than last time.