ROSE Bikes ESSENTIAL SHORTS BASIC W Women's Cycling Shorts| Road Shorts And Tights|Waist Shorts And Trousers

The ESSENTIAL SHORTS BASIC W cycling shorts by GONSO are very elastic and technical cycling shorts for women. Their hard-wearing and shape-retaining material fits like a glove, feels pleasantly soft on the skin and impresses with high breathability. The DRYUP seat pad offers pleasant relief both in an upright riding position and in a sporty position in racing mode thanks to a medium foam consistency. The all-rounder for any eventuality!

Details:
• Sporty women’s cycling shorts made from breathable and fast-drying functional material

• Close-fitting Tight Fit
• Odour-neutral thanks to SILVERPLUS silver ion technology
  • Durable
  • Easy-care
  • Comfortable waistband
  • Comfortable leg hems
  • Reflective design elements
  • Seamless, embossed, tri-elastic DRY UP AIR seat pad

  Material: 90% polyamide, 10% elastane

Technical details:
• Inseam: approx. 24 cm (size 38) 

In the box:
• 1 pair of GONSO ESSENTIAL SHORTS BASIC W women’s cycling shorts

Highlights & Technologies:

DRY UP AIR seat pad:
This pad has become a classic in GONSO cycling tights thanks to its high breathability and firm padding. The gender-specific designs with high density provide ideal relief at various pressure points in shorts and bibs.
• Perforations and ventilation channels for best thermoregulation
• Movement-optimised 3D elasticity
• Internal padding construction avoids pressure points on the seat
• Specially adapted seat pad for women (blue-pink) and men (blue-white)
• Density 90 kg/m²
• Pad thickness: approx. 10 mm
• Firm foam consistency
 
SILVERPLUS:
Textiles with this technology counteract the formation of odours thanks to their antibacterial properties.
• Skin-friendly
• Environmentally friendly technology with silver ions reduces the growth of odour-causing bacteria

Note:
The reflective design elements attached to the clothing as decoration do not represent a personal protective equipment as mentioned in EU regulation 2016/425. Thus, they are also not covered by the provisions of the regulation.