Overview
About 2XU Compression Cycling Bib Shorts - UPF 50+ (For Women)
Closeouts. 2XU Compression cycling bib shorts are engineered to deliver top-tier support and outstanding moisture management. PWX WEIGHT fabric that offers enhanced compression and a Fusion Pro 2 multi-density chamois.
- PWX WEIGHT 105 denier Lycra® offers incredible stabilization and premium moisture management
- Increased muscle stabilization reduces fatigue
- UPF 50+ sun protection
- Fusion Pro 2 multi-density seamless chamois features graduated cushioning an ergonomic, women-specific design
- Elastic leg grippers
- Mesh bib straps
- Reflective accents
- Imported
Specs
Specs about 2XU Compression Cycling Bib Shorts - UPF 50+ (For Women)
- Short style: Bibs
- UPF rating: 50+
- Inseam: 10" (based on size medium)
- Leg opening: 14"
- Weight: 6.3 oz.
- Fabric: 65% nylon, 35% Lycra®
- Care: Machine wash, hang to dry
- Imported
Sizing
2XU Triathlon Womens Size Chart
| XXS | XS | S | M | L | XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bust | 30 - 31.5 | 32 - 33.5 | 34 - 35.5 | 36 - 37.5 | 38 - 39.5 | 40 - 41.5 |
| Waist | 23 - 24.5 | 25 - 26.5 | 27 - 28.5 | 29 - 30.5 | 31 - 32.5 | 33 - 34.5 |
| Hip | 34 - 35.5 | 36 - 37.5 | 38 - 39.5 | 40 - 41.5 | 42 - 43.5 | 44 - 45.5 |
Note: Measurements are in inches.
Reviews
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Most Helpful 3-Star Review
3.0 out of 5 stars.
Chamois not padded correctly, otherwise comfy!
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Reviewed by Anonymous from Seattle on Monday, July 28, 2014
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3.0 out of 5 stars. Chamois not padded correctly, otherwise comfy!Verified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from Seattle on Monday, July 28, 2014I really wanted to love these bibs. They look nice, and they seem like they are made with technical specifications. They are smooth and sleek, and fit well everywhere... except where it counts. The chamois has varying thicknesses, however they weren't thick in the right spots! Example: The most of the maximum impact padding is way back in the rear of the saddle, with a very small strip under where a woman's pubic bone would rest on the saddle. I don't know any competitive cyclist who sits way back on her bum (where most of the thick padding is)! The first day I wore these shorts, I was feeling pressure only after a 20 mile ride. I at first attributed it to soreness from a long ride over the weekend, but several days later I had similar pressure only after a short ride.
I was sad to give up on these shorts, but the most important part of a cycling short is the chamois, not the "compression". -
3.0 out of 5 stars. Leg bads are tightVerified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from Albany, NY on Wednesday, May 28, 2014The leg bands seem disproportionately tight. If you have super skinny, fat-free legs, these might be great shorts for you. They gave me sausage legs, which seemed strange given the compression in the legs.
