Endura Women's GV500 Reiver Bibshort SM Black

The Endura Women's GV500 Reiver Bibshorts deploy Endura's extensive expertise in on- and off-road riding gear and feature Ergonomistry Tech' developed from their work with renowned physiotherapist and ergonomist Phil Burt resulting in a great fitting, high performing pair of bibshorts that are tailored to meet the demands of adventure and gravel riding. The radical DropSeat‚Ñ¢ (DS) function, now with a stretch zip, provides a barely-there riding experience. This is particularly critical for winter riding when you are likely to be layered up and taking a comfort break can be a frustrating challenge. Endura has the perfect solution. The Women's 800 Series Conform EGM Pad employs a taboo busting philosophy to tackle head on the pain and injury often experienced by female cyclists when sitting on a saddle. It has been designed in collaboration with leading physiotherapist and ergonomist Phil Burt's part of Endura's Ergonomistry‚Ñ¢ range. Medical grade elastomer, as used in prosthetics, is used to protect key areas. It is much more effective at dissipating pressure than foam or traditional PU gels, thereby protecting the skin and underlying soft tissue. Game changing comfort is achieved via this novel application where the medical grade elastomer in a liquid form is combined with Endura's continuous variable profile (CVP) pads creating a seamless interface between elastomer and foam. All day, all surface performance that has been tested and approved by world class gravel grinders and adventure cyclists.
Features

• Lycra combined with high-stretch woven fabrics for improved durability
• Women's 800 Series Conform EGM Pad with medical grade Elastomer technology
• Double-layered side leg panels to reduce potential gravel rash from unexpected spills
• Mesh cargo pockets on the thighs and additional mesh storage on the side waist
• Innovative, discreet, zip-free and unique Drop Seat comfort break function
• Silicon gripper detail to help prevent an over-short riding down or your jersey riding up