“With the straps curving perfectly around the sides and up over the arms, clear of the bust and without any gaps, the fit of the Endura bibs is the best on test. The mesh construction is very similar in style to the Ale short and offers good ventilation and shaping, and overall the bib section feels secure, comfortable and gives a flattering profile. The chamois is smaller and slimmer but has clearly defined channels for airflow and reduced pressure\/friction points. It holds its shape well and don\u2019t crease uncomfortably in the middle. The leg-grippers are a little on the tight side, though, and the inseam is only just long enough. Endura is the only company on test here to properly address the comfort break issue \u2013 perhaps because its Scottish base makes it fully aware of the need to make this process efficient in poor weather. The zip for the drop-seat system is cleverly disguised, and its location \u2013 looking up across the lower back \u2013 avoids any friction issues. It is certainly the best solution out there, and that\u2019s a significant factor when choosing a pair of women\u2019s bibshorts.”<\/p>\n
The FS260 Pro is available in a range of women\u2019s sizes as a standard bibshort (MSRP $184.99 CAD) or bibknicker(MSRP $214.99 CAD). Endura also offers a selection of bibshorts and knickers for men.<\/p>\n
Read more about Endura Bibshorts here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Visit your\u00a0local Live to Play Sports dealer<\/a> to try a pair on!<\/p>\n
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