beroy Women's Padded Cycling Shorts (Size S, Orange)

Product details Fabric type: 100% Spandex Closure type: Pull On Fit type: Athletic

About this item Closure: Pull On Fabric: 100% Spandex Brand: Choose us for cycling

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Next page Product Description Women's Bike Shorts With Padding How to Choose a Pair of Women's Padded Bike Shorts In order to select the right bike shorts for your specific cycling style, it's important to be aware of the available options. Most cycling shorts come with a foam padding built into the seat area. The thickness of this padding can vary from thick to thin. Thicker pads are designed to absorb shocks and are made from gel or foam that has been molded to fit the cycling motion. These pads also provide abrasion protection and cushioning for the seat area. If you are a beginner or planning for a longer ride, you will need a pad with higher density. Elite pads are specifically designed for long-distance riders and are tailored to the female anatomy. More experienced cyclists may prefer thinner pads for reduced abrasion while still maintaining comfort. Triathlon shorts often come with thin pads, as they are designed to be worn for swimming, cycling, and running. It is crucial to have a bicycle saddle that fits your sit bones. If you have a wider butt, you should opt for a wider saddle. Your weight should be evenly distributed on the ischial bones, which are located above the saddle supports. If your bones don't align with the saddle, you may need to try a different type of saddle. Women's bicycle shorts usually have a narrower waist circumference and a larger hip measurement. The thigh area is often more generously cut compared to men's shorts. The leg grippers on women's shorts are designed to accommodate the weight carried on the hips and legs. Some shorts are available in special cuts for slim, plus-size, or tall individuals. The most important factor in choosing the right shorts is comfort. The shorts should fit snugly so that the padding sits tight against the skin. The pad should not protrude from the crotch area. The thickness and density of the pad are engineered to provide shock absorption and abrasion control. Women's bike shorts typically have thicker padding in the center and front, with wider padding at the back. Click on the image or link to view the products and find more details on each specific short type.

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