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  • Altura Apex longs are no more, so what baggy longs for off piste trails?
  • Suggsey
    Free Member

    As it asks but you must be able to fit knee pads underneath and not waterproof but do need to cover a big pair of thighs, calves and arse and not too hot for XC rides. My skin on my shins is getting a bit tissue paper like with age and diabetes and the biting insects just love my rotten blood so I get savaged and gorse etc etc shredding my shins. I have an existing pair of Altura Apex longs which are nice and light but they don’t make them anymore and Enduras offerings are a touch confusing as to what they’re aimed at (as well as such mixed reviews regarding sizing and the fact I couldn’t even get a pair of the XXL shorts over my backside and done up).
    Google doesn’t seem to have been any help but I’m sure STW will ( but I ain’t wearing veggie wraps either as they don’t come big enough!)

    jimplops
    Full Member

    What about 3/4 baggies with knee and shin pads?

    Suggsey
    Free Member

    I’ve got hard knee shin combo but not for 2-3hrs pedalling plus it still leaves skin exposed for the bloody horse flies/ mozzis that’s why I’m switching back to wearing longs.

    househusband
    Full Member

    I bought some Fox riding pants (trousers) a couple of years ago after a recommendation here but can’t find them now, only their heavy duty downhill versions.

    Ground Effect Ranchsliders are great too – I have a pair;

    Ranchsliders

    ajt123
    Free Member

    Race face ambush: Utterly brilliant fit, very durable, great pocket location, can use real belt with them, good zips and vents.

    I pair mine up with some endura undershorts.

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