High Spandex content (over 20%) is a sign of compression support for high-end bike shorts. The higher the spandex content - the more compression on the muscles. We use this fabric primarily because of the freedom of movement and comfort during cycling. Polyester/Lycra blends are cooling and wicking. Nylon/Lycra blends are more rugged and abrasion-resistant, which is long-lasting. A medium-weight material is about 6.5 ounces, and a heavyweight fabric would be about 8 ounces per square yard. The lightweight materials are about 5.5 to 6 ounces per square yard. The fabrics used for our road bike shorts are usually a six-way, tricot, knit nylon, or polyester. Spandex breaths well, drys fast and offers plenty of compression for the muscles. There are several reasons for using spandex in the design of these shorts. The fabric in road bike shorts is a stretchy spandex/polyester fabric. Experienced cyclists often prefer the use of cycling bibs. We also carry padded bib shorts, bike shorts without a waist elastic, and held up with straps or suspenders. The dense chamois pads we use in most of our road bike shorts are in the elite category and are the best for high mileage and century rides over 50 miles. The thin pads are also ideal for anti-chafe needs. Thin Padded Bike Shorts are great for experienced cyclists who are comfortable on their saddles or triathletes who want one garment to swim, bike, and run. Gel-filled Bicycle Shorts are ideal for beginners and long-distance cyclists who need pressure relief from the sit bone area. We designed our men's bike shorts and cycling bibs to be durable and comfortable for the long haul. They all have in common the ability to cushion the saddle area. Our Aero Tech Designs bike shorts come in a wide range of chamois pads to help you ride longer and feel stronger. We offer many chamois pads to choose from, ranging from thin to thick. The most important part of a men's bike short is the chamois pad.Ī good chamois pad design is around the Ischium bones, aka your "sit bones." The Ischium bones support your body's weight while seated on a bicycle and depend on the density of the chamois pad for proper cushioning.
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