The Moab Pro Bib Shorts from Vaude are specifically designed for mountain biking and offer a combination of functionality and comfort. These weatherproof shorts feature elastic material that ensures optimal freedom of movement. They are equipped with a DWR coating, making them water-repellent, so they can be worn even in changeable weather conditions. The breathable and moisture-wicking properties ensure that comfort is maintained even during intense rides. With side pockets and an elastic waistband, the Moab Pro Shorts are both practical and comfortable. They are ideal for active cyclists who value quality and sustainability.
Target group | Men |
Velo pants type | MTB Pants |
Bike area of use | Mountain bike |
Trouser leg length | Short |
Season | Summer |
Item number | 24538811 |
Manufacturer | Vaude |
Category | Bike shorts |
Release date | 25.4.2022 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Upper | Polyamide, Spandex |
Target group | Men |
Velo pants type | MTB Pants |
Bike area of use | Mountain bike |
Trouser size | S |
Trouser leg length | Short |
Trousers Equipment | Elastic waistband, preformed knees |
Fabric properties | Breathable, Elastic, Moisture wicking, Quick drying, Water-repellent |
Pockets | 2 pockets |
Season | Summer |
Country of origin | Vietnam |
Manufacturer commitment | Fair wear, SBTi |
CO₂ emissions | 3.74 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.11 |
Weight | 215 g |
Ingredients | 89% polyamide, 11% elastane. |
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With a light leggings look, the Vaude could pass for yoga trousers. Trouser legs cut slim from the knee down are great for pedalling. The Moab fits a little better at the front than at the back, where it sometimes slips marginally.