About Endura FS260-Pro Bibshort II White

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Power Performance
• High quality Italian Lycra® fabric
• 600 series pad, computer cut “Continuously Variable Profile” (CVP) stretch pad with gel inserts and antibacterial finish
• Pre-curved race fit
• Wicking upper-mesh for optimal breathability
• Raw edge grip rib hem with super fine silicone grippers
• Reflective trim detail on rear hem bands

CONSTRUCTION

Main
Nylon 78%
Elastane 22%

Trim
Polyester 39%
Nylon 37%
Elastane 24%

About Cycling Shorts

Without a good cycling short, it’s hard to add more miles to the ride after a certain period. Good cycling shorts reduce chafing, offers some kind of shock absorbing gel padding. Either made from Lycra or Nylon, good cycling shorts are stretchable in nature and doesn’t restrict your pedalling movement. It’s always an intelligent decision to go with cycling shorts that keep you cool in the hot days and is made up of breathable fabric. Higher end models will have better gel padding, more panels, better breathability which is essential for longer rides.

About Endura

Endura Ltd was founded in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1992 by a keen club cyclist (Jim McFarlane) after his return to Scotland from a 14 month stay in Sydney. Endura is focussed on function and longevity without cutting corners on material and construction and this is the enduring ethos that still permeates throughout Endura today. Endura have long history of supporting athletes of all descriptions and events for all types of cyclist. On the road, they’re the performance clothing sponsors of Movistar Team, the UCI's number one ranked WorldTour team in 2015 and the number one ranked WorldTour rider Alejandro Valverde and are clothing sponsors for Cervélo-Bigla Pro Cycling who will be racing in the UCI Women's WorldTour during 2016. Offroad - they're the performance apparel sponsor for Danny MacAskill’s mountain biking projects and he'll be part of their testing pool, supplying invaluable product feedback and clothing sponsor of Chris Smith, the renowned British freerider and dirt jumper.