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  • What water resistant shorts?
  • jonnyrockymountain
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    As title any thoughts or recommendations

    rickmeister
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    Enjoying my Maloja shorts, Seem to be holding up well … and they are quite orange. wind resistant and water resistant..

    ceepers
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    Madison tempest here. Impressed so far, only 3 rides old so no idea on longevity

    groundskeeperwilly
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    Madisons for me as-well. Had them a while and like them.

    CheesybeanZ
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    MT500s work for me .

    skydragon
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    Madison and MT500’s both are good choices imho, although I’m unsure of which is the most robust under heavy use.

    fudge9202
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    MT500 here,had one pair that leaked after a few months, no quibble replacement by Endura, new ones haven’t leaked yet so hats off to Endura

    medoramas
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    I’ve been using Madison Tempest for two years now – they are holding up nicely! From time to time I treat them with NikWax treatments.

    I don’t wear them when it’s dry and above 5° – “boiled in a bag”. But when it’s wet, cold and windy – they are awesome. They don’t keep your legs dry (they are shorts…), but the cojones are kept in comfort :mrgreen:

    Northwind
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    Altura Attacks are full waterproof rather than water resistant but still highly recommended from me (I’ve got a pair of Altura Shields which have the waterproof bum and everything else just normal, and it sounds like a good idea on paper but in practice I’d almost always sooner just wear the Attacks

    trambler
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    I find MT500’s good, the water resistant panel at the back does as it’s supposed to and keeps the worst out. Not used any others. They have fallen apart over time, but everything does, so no complaints.

    yorkycsl
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    Have had a few pairs of MT500’s & like them, got some Altura’s for my son & they seem OK however I recently ordered some Mavic H2o’s partly due to the reviews and the price was half that of any UK stockiest, bike discount de, very quick with the order too, think I paid just over 50 quid & so far I’m impressed though the feel is very light compared to the MT500’s, good old British winter will soon tell if their up to it.

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