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I'm on the hunt for a lightweight, shower / rain proof pair of cycling trousers. Needn't be 100% waterproof - pertex is the kind of thing I'm thinking, but preferably cycling specific - close fitting and "roomy" around the butt.

Any ideas?


 
Posted : 09/04/2015 10:54 am
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I got some lightweight stretchy softshell trousers from Decathlon that might do the job. I got them for track days when its not shorts weather.


 
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Blacks sell exactly what you describe (about £20-30). they're ok for really wet cold uplifted DHing but pedalling around in? yeeewww! No.

Lightweight cordura DH/Freeride(is that still a thing?) trousers would be way more comfortable and less sweaty.


 
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softshell are a bit heavy really (for a spot of that there touring) and they need to be quick drying, hence the pertex. Montane Featherlite's are the best so far, but something a bit closer fitting might be better.


 
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These are for running but may work: [url= http://www.runningbear.co.uk/running-bear-overtrousers.html ]Running Bear trousers[/url]? Maybe you could add some velcro around the calfs to tighten them up there.


 
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Those running bear look ideal, have ordered em up! Cheers.


 
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Montane also do some uber light and breathable, but almost waterproof trousers.


 
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Inov8 makes packable running trousers that works really nicely for cycling, if a bit on the snug fitting side.


 
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