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2XU is proud to present this X Cycle Short - the first to incorporate ICE X fabric technology for warm weather training like never before.
Through Xylitol and IR blocking, ICE X draws heat from the body while IR blocking inhibits penetration of infrared rays to lower skin temperature. 2XU’s Y ELASTIC GRIP secures garment fit while a FUSION PRO X CHAMOIS cushions the ride and manages moisture. Unrivalled value.
How should my 2XU Cycle garments fit?
Your 2XU Cycle tops should fit loosely whilst standing upright in order to facilitate a snug, comfortable fit when stretched out or in the crouched position on the bike. Having said this, your jersey should never ‘cut in’ uncomfortably to the body. If this is occurring, you should review your size choice.
To achieve optimal aerodynamics through the air, Shorts and Bibs should be neat against the skin with no excess fabric.
For upper body Jerseys, a streamlined fit is ideal; however a free range of movement in the shoulders is essential, as is comfort in the underarms.
A little extra space between you and the garment will also promote breathability and ventilation.
For specific sizing, please refer to our Size Chart. You will also find some helpful fit-related information in the FAQ section of the website.
ICE X
Through the use of Xylitol and IR blocking, 2XU has engineered a fabric for endurance events like no other. Xylitol is embedded in the fabric yarn to draw
heat from the body and IR blocking inhibits penetration of infrared rays to lower skin temperature by up to 5.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
FUSION PRO X CHAMOIS
Utilising the latest Italian fabric technology, the 2XU FUSION PRO X represents the next generation in varied density cushioning for cyclists. This multi-layer chamois offers maximum support, with graduated density from 80 to 40 in the relevant regions. Ergonomically designed for the female anatomy.
Y ELASTIC GRIP
High performance elastic engineered for premium comfort, grip with minimal irritation.
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