CHRLEISURE Moisture-Wicking Biker Shorts With Pockets, 3-Count

Bike shorts are a wardrobe staple for any cyclist, regardless of experience. Bike shorts are more comfortable for cycling than many other workout pants, and the legs won’t get stuck in your pedals like loose clothing can. Generally speaking, bike shorts are helpful whenever you plan to ride your bike for more than 30 minutes. This is because the pockets allow cyclists to store items such as tools, cell phones, energy bars or powders to add to water.

The pockets of bike shorts are typically made to fit keys, phones, snacks and other small items. This allows cyclists to carry necessary items without wearing a bulky backpack. It can be uncomfortable to stuff your bike short pockets too full since the clothing is tight to your body.

Bike shorts should always be made from breathable materials such as Lycra or Spandex, as this allows for increased air circulation and prevents chafing. Check the manufacturer’s instructions for proper care of your bike shorts. Some may be hand-wash only, while others can go in a washing machine but should be hung to dry. Many types of athletic apparel should also be laundered without fabric softener.

• When shopping for bike shorts, it’s important to measure yourself carefully and compare them against the sizing listed by the manufacturer. Since these shorts are meant to be fairly tight, you’ll want to be sure you get the right size.
• Some bike shorts are designed to complement cycling shirts. If you find shorts you like, look for a matching shirt to complete the outfit. Cycling shirts often also have back pockets for water bottles.
• Once you find bike shorts with pockets that are comfortable, you might wish to buy several pairs, especially if you’ll be riding every day. Since so many bike shorts require line drying, you might not have enough outfits otherwise.