Why We Built The Backcountry MTB Liner Short
"Unlike other mountain bike liners, this one actually stays in place thanks to the silicone leg grippers." —Gearhead® Expert Sammy
Constructed with a silky smooth spandex blend, the Backcountry MTB Liner Short is here to round out our trail kit with breathable, wicking performance. The compressive fit conforms to our body's exact shape, while the low-profile chamois smooths out chunky terrain and impact from drops. We even threw in Italian-made leg grippers with a slim layer of silicone to keep the short comfortably in place through all of our riding positions.
Details
- Mountain bike liner shorts for extra comfort in the saddle
- Stretchy, wicking blend keeps you feeling your best
- Compressive fit is designed to fight fatigue through the ride
- Low-profile chamois offers comfort where you need it
- Italian-made waistband and leg grippers keep the fit secure
- Item #BCCZ2Z1
- Material
- 68% nylon, 32% spandex
- Fit
- compressive
- Inseam
- 7in
- Chamois
- low-profile
- Leg Gripper
- Italian-made, slim layer of silicone
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime
- Activity
- mountain biking
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 5, 2024
They did it again!
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
The old Backcountry Covert liners were my absolute favorite and I was so sad when they stopped making them. Well these take those liners to a whole new level of comfort! These liners are simple, yet just right and honestly that's exactly what I want in my MTB liners. The legs don't ride up and also don't cut into my legs, the chamois is comfy, and the fabric is super nice. If they had cargo pockets, they would quickly become my go-to for every ride.
Originally reviewed on Competitivecyclist.com
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