Troy Lee Designs Flowline MTB Shorts with Liner - Black - 36

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The Troy Lee Designs Flowline MTB Shorts with Liner are built for enthusiast mountain bikers who prioritize comfort, mobility, and sustainable apparel on the trail. These shorts offer a highly adjustable, athletic fit and include a dedicated padded liner for long-distance comfort, though riders should note that the focus is on a balance of affordability and technical performance rather than ultra-lightweight racing specs.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Waist Size UK | 36 |
| Model Part Number | TLD245786035 |
| Brand | Troy Lee Designs |
Yes, the shorts are designed to be versatile and can be worn with or without the included liner depending on your preference for a particular ride.
The hand pockets are designed to be deep for versatility, though for high-speed riding, we recommend securing electronic devices in a jersey pocket or hydration pack.
It means the materials were manufactured in a way that minimizes environmental impact and ensures high levels of safety for consumers and workers.
The shorts are sized by waist measurement in inches; compare your current comfortable pant size to the 36-inch sizing for the best fit.
Wash the liner in a mesh laundry bag on a cold, delicate cycle and hang dry to maintain the density and shape of the pad.
Tighten the self-fabric waist adjusters incrementally until the shorts remain stationary during pedal strokes.
Ensure the liner is fully dry and check that the padding is not bunched; avoid fabric softeners which can degrade the padding material.
To ensure the best performance, adjust the self-fabric waist tabs while wearing your preferred base layers or the included liner. Since these feature a standard 36-inch waist sizing, ensure the fit is snug enough to prevent slipping but loose enough to allow full hip rotation. For care, wash in cold water on a gentle cycle to preserve the integrity of the stretch fabric and the padding in the liner. Always air dry when possible to avoid damaging the technical fibers and to extend the overall lifespan of the gear.