Dirt Craft Bike Shorts - Women's
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Dirt Craft Bike Shorts - Women's
Tech Specs

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Best UseMountain Biking
Bike Short StyleLoose
FabricNylon, Spandex
Liner FabricPolyester, Spandex
Pad TypeStandard Chamois
Inseam (in.)30.5 cm
Genderfemale
Weight312 g
SustainabilityContains recycled materials
Description

A singletrack workhorse equipped with a removable padded liner, the women's Patagonia Dirt Craft bike shorts are at home on tough climbs and rowdy descents—or at the coffee shop with friends.

Klíčová fakta
  • Outer shorts are built with a stretchy plain weave nylon/spandex fabric for plenty of breathability and airflow on warmer rides
  • A durable water repellent (DWR) finish on the outer shorts helps moisture bead up on the surface
  • Curved waistband follows the natural shape of your hips, allowing room to move
  • Low-profile, external hook-and-webbing waist adjustment offers a fine-tuned fit
  • Removable liner shorts have a 3D engineered chamois pad that's cushy yet low-profile and nearly transparent mesh panels for wide-open ventilation
  • Snap loops at waist of both outer and liner shorts allow for easy integration; compatible with any other Patagonia MTB liner or outer shorts
  • 12 in. inseam and relaxed leg opening covers the tops of most kneepads
  • 2 traditional, drop-in front pockets; 1 secure zippered pocket at left hip
  • Reflective logos at left hem and right-back hip
  • Fair Trade Certified™ sewing means this was made in a Fair Trade approved facility, which promotes safe working conditions and sustainable livelihoods
  • Using recycled materials helps keep waste out of landfills and reduces the need for new materials