Product Description
Brand |
SheBeest |
Category |
BIKEMENS |
Seller |
Backcountry |
For argument's sake, making a statement while riding is the main tenet of SheBeest's arresting designs. So, if you're feeling bored by the options of classic solids and stripes, SheBeest's bold styles will feel like a breath of fresh air. Not afraid of thinking outside the box, the brand's designers employ eye-catching patterns and bright, bold colors on the platform of comfort-focused women's-specific designs. Naturally, the Petunia Women's Short sits among the brand's top tier of clothing, and it's constructed using a minimal, two-panel design in order to interrupt the fabric's pattern as little as possible while still providing a slim, supportive fit in the saddle. Waistband comfort is often a source of concern in both men's and women's kit, especially with shorts, and SheBeest addresses it by employing a newly redesigned 3in waistband (complete with subtle grips) ensuring you have wide, supportive fabric in place that won't move around as you pedal. SheBeest uses flatlock seaming throughout the Petunia to discourage chafing as much as possible, and it includes its top-of-the-line chamois to guarantee that the Petunia is as comfortable as it is flashy while you're out riding. More specifically, the SheLastic 2. 0 chamois features multi-density foam arranged in a laser-cut topography meant to relieve pressure and provide impact absorption and support to key areas as you ride. SheBeest aimed to make chafing nonexistent with the SheLastic, giving it anti-wrinkle properties as well as a flexible, stretchy design and a top layer of breathable, moisture-wicking fabric with anti-odor properties. Not to mention, the chamois is structured as such that it, in SheBeest's words ""eliminates pancake butt"" and enhances your assets rather than flattening them destructively. Finishing touches like a hidden rear pocket provide space for a key or small essentials, while SheBand leg grippers gently hold each leg hem securely in place as you ride.
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