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gore bike wear urban The Shredder - Men’s MTB Off Road Cycling Shorts Bundle with Padded Undershorts 2XL

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gore bike wear urban The Shredder - Men’s MTB Off Road Cycling Shorts Bundle with Padded Undershorts 2XLBuilt for rugged trails and all day comfort. The Shredder MTB Off Road Cycling Shorts Bundle pairs durable baggy outer shorts with detachable padded undershortsgiving you comfort, mobility, and storage where you need it most. WHY YOULL LOVE THEM Ready for MTB, gravel, and adventure rides Secure storage with zip pockets Comfortable fit with stretch and adjustability Padded undershorts for saddle comfort KEY FEATURES Detachable padded undershortsHigh

 


Built for rugged trails and all-day comfort.
The Shredder MTB Off-Road Cycling Shorts Bundle pairs durable baggy outer shorts with detachable padded undershorts—giving you comfort, mobility, and storage where you need it most.

WHY YOU’LL LOVE THEM

  • Ready for MTB, gravel, and adventure rides

  • Secure storage with zip pockets

  • Comfortable fit with stretch and adjustability

  • Padded undershorts for saddle comfort

KEY FEATURES

  • Detachable padded undershorts
    High-quality inner liner with Coolmax antibacterial padding that you can wear on or off the bike. 

  • Secure zippered pockets
    Two front zipper pockets keep your phone and valuables safe on rough terrain. 

  • Rear comfort stretch panel
    Baggy MTB shorts with a flexible back panel for extra comfort and freedom of movement. 

  • Adjustable sizing straps
    Customize the fit around your waist for all-day rides. 

PERFORMANCE & COMFORT

  • Designed to handle mountain biking, gravel, and off-road cycling without holding you back. 

  • Durable fabric that resists abrasion and stretch where it matters. 

  • Baggy fit lets you pedal, hike, and move with confidence on technical trails.

FIT & SIZING

  • Loose MTB fit with adjustable waistband

  • Available sizes: Small – XXX-Large

  • If between sizes, choose the larger for a relaxed feel

BEST FOR

  • Trail riding & singletrack

  • Gravel cruising & enduro sessions

  • Riders who want the comfort of padded liners with the style of baggy shorts

DETAILS

  • Outer shorts + detachable padded undershorts included

  • Coolmax padded liner for moisture-management and chafe protection

 

The Shredder MTB Shorts: Common Questions

What are The Shredder MTB shorts and what makes them different from other Urban Cycling Apparel trail shorts?

The Shredder is Urban Cycling Apparel's dedicated off-road cycling short — a loose, baggy-fit MTB short built around three features that distinguish it from the Single Tracker and Flex MTB Trail Shorts in the lineup: the rear comfort stretch panel, the ClickFast detachable padded undershorts system, and the adjustable waist sizing straps. The rear stretch panel is a flexible fabric section across the back of the shorts that gives additional freedom of movement when you are in a weight-back descending position — one of the most demanding movements for fabric construction in trail riding. The ClickFast liner detaches cleanly for washing or separate use. The adjustable straps dial the waistband fit without a belt across a range of waist sizes within each size range. At $69 it bundles the outer shell and padded undershorts together rather than offering them separately.

What is the rear comfort stretch panel and why does it matter for aggressive trail riding?

The rear comfort stretch panel is a zone of flexible, higher-stretch fabric built into the back of the outer shorts. In a standard woven fabric construction, the back panel of a baggy short creates the most resistance when you push your hips back behind the saddle — the fundamental body position for steep descents, rock drops, and technical MTB terrain where keeping your weight rearward is essential for control. A rigid back panel limits how far back you can shift and creates pressure and bunching at the waistband and seat. The stretch panel eliminates this resistance specifically in the movement zone that matters most for off-road riding, letting you move your hips freely without fighting the fabric. Riders who spend time on technical descents at places like Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, Slaughter Pen, or any trail system with sustained steep sections will notice this difference on the first ride.

What is Coolmax fabric and why is it used in the padded undershorts?

Coolmax is a branded high-performance polyester fiber developed specifically for moisture management — it is engineered with a cross-shaped fiber cross-section that dramatically increases surface area compared to standard round polyester fibers, allowing it to wick moisture away from the skin and spread it across a larger area for faster evaporation. In the context of padded MTB undershorts, Coolmax addresses the specific problem of sweat accumulation in the chamois zone during hard trail efforts. Standard liner fabrics absorb moisture and stay damp, creating a warm, wet environment against the skin that causes chafing and bacterial growth over the course of a long ride. The Coolmax construction actively moves moisture out and away, keeping the contact surface cooler and drier. The antibacterial treatment adds a second layer of protection against odor and irritation, which is particularly relevant for multi-day riding trips or multiple consecutive ride days.

How does the ClickFast detachable undershorts system work?

The ClickFast system uses attachment points inside the outer shell that connect to corresponding points on the padded undershorts, holding the liner in position during riding without permanent attachment. This means the liner stays in place when you are on the bike — the chamois does not shift or bunch inside the outer short — but releases easily for separate washing or for wearing the liner independently. The practical benefits are straightforward: the outer shell and padded liner can be washed separately at different frequencies (outer shells go less often, liners ideally after every ride), the liner can be worn under other shorts when needed, and riders who already own quality bib shorts can remove the ClickFast liner and use their preferred chamois inside the Shredder shell. The detachable construction also extends the lifespan of both garments since wear patterns differ between the outer shell and the liner.

How do The Shredder shorts compare to The Single Tracker?

The Shredder and The Single Tracker are both baggy MTB shorts with padded liner options, but they are built around different priorities. The Single Tracker uses heavier Cordura fabric for maximum abrasion resistance and durability, with a seamless inner panel that eliminates rubbing in the under-thigh contact zone — it is the more rugged, longer-lasting option for riders who prioritize durability and chafe prevention above all else. The Shredder prioritizes freedom of movement — the rear stretch panel gives it more dynamic range through technical body positions than the Single Tracker's stiffer construction, and the ClickFast liner system is a more refined attachment mechanism than the Single Tracker's integrated approach. Riders who do aggressive technical MTB with frequent steep descents and dynamic body positioning tend to prefer the Shredder. Riders who prioritize maximum durability and the anti-chafe seamless panel lean toward the Single Tracker. Both run small — size up one from your normal measurement.

How should I size The Shredder and what do the adjustable waist straps do?

The Shredder runs small — this is consistent feedback across all retail channels and is confirmed by reviewers who note they typically wear a large but found an XL fit perfectly. Order one size up from your normal waist measurement. The adjustable waist sizing straps are side-mounted adjusters that tighten or loosen the waistband around your actual waist measurement independently of the nominal size, giving you a precise fit within the size range rather than relying on a fixed waistband alone. This is particularly useful for riders whose waist measurement falls between standard sizes, or who want a looser or more secure feel depending on the intensity of the riding. The straps also accommodate layering — tightening slightly when you are wearing a base layer or looser clothing underneath the shorts on cold days. Urban Cycling Apparel ships direct from its Webb City, Missouri fulfillment center.

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TL, DNR ; PVC hose from Taiwan with a high level of toxic phthalates ; invaded by ineradicable sticky black mold in a few months ; the aluminum fitting can fuse to brass spigots by corrosion ; an unfriendly warranty, utterly distrustful of their customers. UPDATE. By early 2026 none of the health risks associated with this hose have decreased and remain a matter of high concern, particularly under the light of medical studies of phthalate toxicity. __ These are garden hoses produced by a company in Taiwan, which was listed in the past as a buyer of recycled plastic scrap. They are sourced by the marketer Weems Industries Inc. (IA), also doing business as Legacy Manufacturing Co., and sold under its Flexzilla brand. MATERIAL. The hyped "hybrid polymer" of Flexzilla hoses is just a plasticized polyvinyl chloride [PVC] compound. The hose consists of three layers. As described below, the analysis of a Flexzilla hose by a third-party professional lab discovered a high concentration of phthalate esters in all layers. Phthalates are toxic chemical additives widely used to make PVC flexible, and the lab finding indicates large amounts of PVC, even in the innermost layer touted as safe for water drinking. WATER SAFETY. In general, a PVC hose is much more likely to contain toxic contaminants (such as heavy metals, flame retardants, and phthalates) than a non-PVC hose, in particular when the PVC were recycled, and this is relevant to water safety. I did not find in the Legacy nor the Flexzilla website verifiable evidence supporting the PR pitch that the hoses are safe for water drinking. But in response to a 2017 customer query about water potability on the old Customer Q&A section --now later replaced by the 'ask Rufus' A-- Legacy claimed "the hose meets or exceeds the standards set by the National Sanitation Foundation" (amzn.to/2LCiKT6), which is a testing and certifying group that changed its name to NSF International more than 30 years ago. Nonetheless, at the time of this review, the NSF website does not list Legacy, Weems, or Flexzilla among those with NSF-certified products. Since the Legacy's claim could have meant testing by another party for conformance to water health-effect standards, I further searched the Web for NSF/ANSI test reports of Flexzilla hoses. I did not find any. But what I found was the _Garden Hose Study 2016_ from the Ecology Center (MI), a 55-year-old independent organization that tested 200+ hoses, including a 50-ft 5/8" Flexzilla garden hose whose material is listed just as "PVC". 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Further, all products sold in California containing any of a number of phthalates must display the Prop. 65 Warning: "this product contains one or more chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm", and Health & Safety Code notices of violation have been publicly filed against Legacy or Weems, or both, about phthalates in their products in that state. In spite of a clear familiarity with Prop. 65, Legacy did not disclose the warning on its Amazon webpages over several years. Further, Its reaction to queries about phthalates posted on the old Customer Q&A ranged from simply ignoring them, like a 2014 query (amzn.to/3cbugD9), to answers containing false claims that were never corrected, despite ample opportunity to do so, like its 2017 reply claiming the Flexzilla hose was "phathalate [sic] free" (amzn.to/2D5xQjT). 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