Elara 6 panel Cycle Shorts with G.Tex pad
The ever popular six panel shorts is a must for every cyclist’s wardrobe. The classic flat stitched panel design combined with the Xpandx fabric gives support to your muscles and plenty of freedom to move, the integral G.Tex pad provides ample protection for your sit bones. The waist band is elasticised and the legs have gripper to prevent rucking during the ride.
Whilst this is without doubt an outer short, because of the compression and moisture wicking properties of the Xpandx fabric many cross country and mountain bikers also use as them as an under short in combination with their favourite baggies.
Size Guide: Deko clothing sizes are designed conform to European standard clothes labelling EN 13402, in which the letter sizing of M, L, XL is totally different to typical UK equivalents. The clothing is designed to fit your actual chest or waist measurement so before ordering please use a tape measure and take a physical measurement. Never use casual clothing as a measured size guide as they generally use vanity labelling, meaning they are bigger than they are sized.
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The ever popular six panel shorts is a must for every cyclist’s wardrobe. The classic flat stitched panel design combined with the Xpandx fabric gives support to your muscles and plenty of freedom to move, the integral G.Tex pad provides ample protection for your sit bones. The waist band is elasticised and the legs have gripper to prevent rucking during the ride.
Whilst this is without doubt an outer short, because of the compression and moisture wicking properties of the Xpandx fabric many cross country and mountain bikers also use as them as an under short in combination with their favourite baggies.
Size Guide: Deko clothing sizes are designed conform to European standard clothes labelling EN 13402, in which the letter sizing of M, L, XL is totally different to typical UK equivalents. The clothing is designed to fit your actual chest or waist measurement so before ordering please use a tape measure and take a physical measurement. Never use casual clothing as a measured size guide as they generally use vanity labelling, meaning they are bigger than they are sized.
