MTB Biking Shorts Padding
RARCA
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Hi all - I am long time road rider and have recently purchased a mountain bike to switch up my cycling a little and also ride in the winter snowy months. I do have questions about the shorts, because my boney butt needs all the comfort it can get.
I was looking at buying shorts like the SingleTrack III Short from Endura which has no padding. In this case, is it recommended to get a Bib Liner or a Short Liner for the padding?
Thanks for helping a nOOb out.
I was looking at buying shorts like the SingleTrack III Short from Endura which has no padding. In this case, is it recommended to get a Bib Liner or a Short Liner for the padding?
Thanks for helping a nOOb out.
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As a roadie you must have some bib shorts, just wear those.Now where's that "Get Out of Crash Free Card"0
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Good point. And just put shorts over the top of those bib shorts.0
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Endura Single Track III shorts come with or without a click fast padded liner. Just buy the ones with a liner.“Life has been unfaithful
And it all promised so so much”
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As a MTBer who switched to road I personally prefer winter longs or bib-shorts under baggies.The click liners are OK but bibs/longs just feel better/more comfortable IMO.
Even before I made the (gradual) switch to the Road I generally wore bibs or bib-longs under my Endura Humvees.0 -
Same here.
You will find bib shorts or tights much more comfortable than the clickfast liner which have a pretty basic pad.0 -
I just wear bib shorts for both, more comfortable. If you keep crashing through the undergrowth wear some other shorts on top.0
