Madison Freewheel MTB Trail Short - Black

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The Madison Freewheel MTB Trail Short is designed for adventurous cyclists who require a durable, feature-rich garment that balances comfort with trail-ready utility. Featuring a four-way stretch lumbar panel and a removable liner, these shorts offer excellent freedom of movement for long rides, though the added warmth from the DWR coating may make them less breathable in intense heat compared to ultra-lightweight alternatives.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Polyester |
| Model Part Number | MCL21S0506 |
| Brand | Madison |
Yes, the liner is removable, allowing you to wear the outer short as a casual garment or with your preferred choice of bib shorts.
While they are optimized for MTB trail riding, they can be used for gravel or adventure road cycling, though they are looser than traditional road kits.
Consult the manufacturer's size guide based on your waist measurement to ensure the articulated fit performs as intended.
Yes, they are machine washable, but we recommend a gentle cycle and avoiding bleach to protect the synthetic fabric.
Like all water-resistant coatings, it will gradually diminish over time and through repeated washing, but it can be restored.
Ensure the webbed belt is threaded correctly through the metal buckle and pulled tight to lock the friction mechanism.
Wash the shorts and apply a DWR reactivation spray or re-waterproofing treatment to restore the coating.
Check if the liner has reached the end of its life cycle; the Coolmax material works best when the padding retains its density.
To ensure the longest lifespan for your Madison Freewheel shorts, always follow the care instructions. The shorts feature an adjustable webbed belt with a metal buckle; ensure this is tightened to a secure but comfortable fit before starting your ride. When washing, remove the liner shorts first. Machine wash the outer shell on a cool cycle to preserve the integrity of the C6 DWR coating, and avoid using heavy fabric softeners which can clog the breathable fibers. Hang dry when possible to maintain the shape of the technical fabrics.