THE PUB CRAWLER - Men's Blue Casual Bike Shorts
$49.00
- FIVE SECURE POCKETS - Plus a cleverly designed smartphone pocket protects your device from the elements while making it easily accessible while on your ride.
- SEAMLESS UNDER PANEL - The under panel of the shorts is a single panel to eliminate rubbing during a ride. All panels and pockets have been double stitched to give a combination of extra strength and flat internal seams to prevent chafing.
- DRY FAST WICKING - Lightweight durable polyester material with a soft brushed cotton.
- (DETACHABLE) G-TEX PADDED UNDERSHORTS - The G-Tex pad is a comfortable, antibacterial pad that is ergonomically designed to increase comfort and movement while wicking away excess moisture.
Size guide
| S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | 4XL | |
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Waist (inches) |
28-29" | 30-31" |
32-34"
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35-36"
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37-39"
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40-42"
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43-45"
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Urban Cycling Apparel began as a quest to design the perfect casual bike shorts for cycling to the pub, riding a mountain pass, or for your daily commute. Our performance mountain bike shorts and our casual commuter shorts were designed to be both great-looking and functional. Today, that design philosophy extends to our casual and performance cycling apparel, including premium bike jerseys and our winter jersey/jacket thermal fleece. Enjoy the ride.
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United StatesGreat pants bad Velcro!
Love these pants I have 5 pairs. BUT…… the Velco pocket closures are very poorly stitched…. I have had to reattach (restitch) almost every velcro pad…. I recommend double-stitch or find a better way to attach these pads…otherwise a 5 star product….
United Statespub crawler
I like the weight, material, and cut of these shorts. The reason I give 3 stars is that the velcro on the pockets seems designed more for sitting on a pub barstool than for actually securing items in your pocket while cycling. The velcro tabs are small, and on the first day were already fraying and tearing off partially, just with a few normal open and closes. I wish the pockets had zippers or that the velcro was more robust