Troy Lee Designs Skyline MTB Pants - Mono Charcoal

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The Troy Lee Designs Skyline MTB Pants are designed for mountain bikers seeking a durable, comfortable option for winter riding or traversing brushy terrain. These pants offer a relaxed fit combined with high-performance features like 4-way stretch fabric and targeted ventilation, ensuring riders remain agile and comfortable on the trail. While they provide excellent protection and mobility, their thicker construction may be too warm for use in extreme summer heat.
| Material | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TLD255931015 |
| Brand | Troy Lee Designs |
These pants are designed for durability and breathability; while they provide protection from brush, they are not classified as fully waterproof.
Yes, the relaxed fit of the Skyline MTB pants accommodates most standard low-profile mountain bike knee pads.
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Always avoid bleach and fabric softeners to protect the technical features.
It is highly recommended to air dry these pants to prevent heat damage to the synthetic fabric and reflective logos.
Yes, the pants feature secure Velcro adjusters on the waist to provide a customizable and secure fit.
Ensure the Velcro adjusters are pulled tight and the silicone gripper print is clean; dust or dirt on the silicone can reduce its grip.
Avoid overstuffing the deep mesh pockets; distribute heavier items like multi-tools into a hydration pack or frame bag instead.
To get the best fit, utilize the dual Velcro waist adjusters to cinch the waistband until it sits comfortably without digging into your skin. These pants are designed to be worn over chamois liners or directly against the skin depending on preference. Regarding care, machine wash in cold water using a gentle cycle to maintain the integrity of the 4-way stretch fibers. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can degrade the technical properties of the polyester fabric and the adhesive on the reflective logos. Line dry the pants in the shade to prevent potential damage to the synthetic materials from excessive heat.