Endura MT500 Spray Trousers - Blueberry


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The Endura MT500 Spray Trousers are engineered for mountain bikers who frequent damp or muddy trails and need reliable protection without sacrificing mobility. By combining a waterproof rear panel with breathable, stretch-fabric front panels, these trousers offer an ideal balance of weather defense and comfort; however, riders should note that while the rear is fully waterproof, the front panels are designed for breathability and water resistance rather than complete submersion protection.
| Material | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | E8108BB/6 |
| Brand | Endura |
No, only the rear panel is fully waterproof. The front panels are water-resistant and breathable.
Yes, they are designed with an articulated cut that works well with or without pads.
It means the water-repellent coating does not contain harmful perfluorinated chemicals, making it more environmentally friendly.
The pockets are zipped, but they are not fully waterproof, so keep sensitive electronics in a dry bag.
Locate the internal snap loops inside the waistband of the trousers and attach the corresponding loops from your Endura liner shorts.
The front panels are water-resistant, not waterproof. Re-apply a DWR treatment to help water bead off the fabric more effectively.
Ensure all connection tabs are properly secured and that you have selected the correct size liner for your waistband.
Clean mud out of the zipper tracks using a soft brush and ensure no fabric is caught in the teeth before operating.
To achieve the best results, ensure the waistband is adjusted using the Velcro side tabs for a snug fit before hitting the trail. If using Endura Clickfast liners, simply snap the liner tabs into the internal loops at the waistband of the trousers. For care, it is recommended to wash the trousers in cool water and avoid harsh detergents that may strip the DWR finish. Periodically re-applying a technical DWR spray will maintain the water-shedding capabilities of the front panels. Always hang dry to preserve the integrity of the technical fabrics.