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Andrew Wee Testing The Endura MT500 Spray Shorts | Photo Mountain Weekly News
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Endura MTB Shorts Review

Andrew Wee
September 9, 2023 2 Mins Read
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The Endura MT500 Spray Shorts are are excellent pair of shorts for mountain biking. I have used these extensively while riding in the summer, and they are a solid choice for any rider.

Trail Map
1 Construction
2 Features
3 Endura MTB Shorts Pros & Cons
4 Overall impression

Construction

Man Riding Bike Off Drop
Andrew Wee Putting these Endura MTB to the Test | Photo Mountain Weekly News

The Endura MT500 Shorts are lightweight, stretchy, and breathable. It is has a non toxic PFC free DWR water repellent coating making it ideal for surviving those summer storms.

The fabric used to make the quad side of the shorts are similar to that of a lightweight raincoat. The hamstring and glutes have a nice elastic material that allows comfort in regular undergarments and chamois.

The shorts themselves look large and baggy as per MTB short design. This is intentional as the shorts are meant to cover knee pads.

Features

Velcro MTB Shorts
Velcro Fasteners Make for Quick on the Fly Adjustments | Photo Mountain Weekly News

The waist of these Endura MTB shorts is adjustable with built-in Velcro fasteners. I happened to lose a lot of weight his summer and these fasteners came in clutch when I forgot to grab a belt.

The pockets were deep and sealed off with zippers. The only downside is that there are no backside pockets.

Additionally, the frontside of the Endura MT500 Shorts is closed with a snap fastener, making them more reliable than a sewn button.

Endura MTB Shorts Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Lightweight, stretchy, and breathable fabric
  • Adjustable waist with Velcro fasteners
  • Reliable snap fastener closure at front

Cons:

  • Baggy fit may not suit all riders
  • Lacks backside pockets
  • Noisy fabric may be distracting

Overall impression

Comfortable Looking Pair of MTB Shorts
These Endura MTB Shorts Are Comfortable to Wear Even When Not Biking | Photo Mountain Weekly News

If you’re looking for a reliable light-weight pair of mountain biking shorts, look no further than the Endura MT500 Spray Short ($139,99). It will keep you dry and comfortable for days of riding.

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Andrew is an avid outdoorsman who is always in pursuit of a good time. You can find him biking, climbing, skiing, hunting and camping and just about anything else one does outside. Other than playing outside Andrew spends time with his wife and owns a business fixing bikes and skis, which I guess is still playing outside.

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