Endura MT500 Spray Baggy Trousers II - Cayenne

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The Endura MT500 Spray Baggy Trousers II are designed for dedicated mountain bikers who frequent technical trails in variable, damp weather. These trousers offer a strategic balance of protection and agility, featuring a waterproof, taped seat panel to block wheel spray while utilizing 4-way stretch front panels to maintain comfort during intense pedaling. While they provide excellent resistance to moisture and trail grit, they are not fully seam-sealed waterproof trousers, meaning heavy, sustained downpours may eventually penetrate the non-taped sections.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | E8109CA/5 |
| Brand | Endura |
No, only the seat panel is seam-taped and fully waterproof. The rest of the trousers are water-resistant to allow for breathability.
Yes, the cut is articulated specifically to fit comfortably over standard mountain biking knee pads.
The trousers are Clickfast™ compatible, meaning you can attach a liner, but a liner is not included with the trousers.
After washing, use a tumble dryer on low heat or iron on a low setting to help the DWR finish bead water effectively again.
They are best suited for cool to mild conditions. While the thigh vents help, the nylon fabric is durable and thicker than standard summer riding gear.
Check that the taped seams are intact; if worn, apply a seam sealer or consider a professional DWR re-waterproofing treatment.
The DWR coating has likely worn off. Wash the garment to remove dirt and reactivate the finish with heat, or apply a fresh DWR spray.
For setup, ensure you choose the correct size to accommodate your preferred knee pads. If you own an Endura Clickfast™ liner, align the internal buttons on the trousers with the corresponding loops on the liner to prevent movement while riding. Compatibility extends to most footwear, with the ankle gussets allowing for a slim profile that won't interfere with your chainring or crank. To care for your trousers, machine wash in cool water on a delicate cycle using technical garment detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, as these can strip the DWR finish. Periodically tumble dry on low heat or iron on a cool setting to reactivate the water-repellent coating. If the fabric begins to soak up water instead of beading it, apply a spray-on DWR treatment to restore performance.