Madison Zenith 4-Season DWR MTB Shorts - Black - 32

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The Madison Zenith 4-Season DWR MTB shorts are engineered for serious mountain bikers who require year-round performance regardless of trail conditions. These shorts offer a sophisticated blend of protection and comfort through a hybrid construction, though they are primarily optimized for wetter climates and may feel slightly heavier than lightweight summer-only gear.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Waist Size UK | 32 |
| Model Part Number | MCL20W0513 |
| Brand | Madison |
The rear panel is 3-layer waterproof, while the front is water-resistant. This combination is designed to keep you dry from wheel spray and light rain.
Yes, the cut is designed to offer enough room for most standard mountain bike knee pads.
Wash with technical garment detergent and avoid fabric softeners. Tumble dry on low or air dry, then re-apply DWR spray as needed.
No, these are outer mountain bike shorts and are designed to be worn over your preferred liner or bib shorts.
The shorts utilize a hybrid construction, including a 3-layer waterproof rear, DWR-treated main panels, and stretch ripstop in the knee area.
The DWR coating has worn off. Wash the shorts and apply a technical fabric DWR restorer spray or wash-in treatment.
Ensure the waist adjusters are tightened correctly and the silicone grip is against your skin or base layer rather than loose outer clothing.
Clear any dried mud or grit from the zipper track using a soft brush; occasionally apply a zipper lubricant if necessary.
To ensure a proper fit, utilize the built-in waist adjusters to secure the shorts over your preferred chamois liner. The silicone gripper print on the inner waistband works best against tight-fitting jersey fabrics or liner materials. When cleaning, machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle. To maintain the DWR performance, avoid using heavy fabric softeners, as these can clog the technical fabric pores. Re-apply a spray-on or wash-in DWR treatment periodically once you notice water no longer beads up on the fabric surface.