TLD Ruckus Shell Shorts - No Liner
TLD Ruckus Shell Shorts - No Liner
SKU:
MPN:
Share
Special Order Notice
Items in your order marked Ships in 10-14 Days are Special Order items, which means we have to order the item(s) for you from our supplier. Your whole order will be held until all items are in stock and will ship in 10-14 days.
If you are ordering other items which are in stock, you may wish to order those separately so they ship without delay.
Ships from Supplier Notice
This item will ship directly from our supplier in 1-3 business days.
Description
The Ruckus line of clothing from TLD is their all-mountain do everything line. From long XC rides to bike park laps, the Ruckus line has you covered.
Who's it for: Aimed at the all mountain rider, but suitable for any rider from the XC die hard to the DH sender, the Ruckus is light enough yet tough enough for it all.
Inseam Measurement: Inseam for the Ruckus shorts is 13", so will sit around the knee if not a touch lower, virtually eliminating the dreaded 'gaper gap'.
Liner Included: This is the shell short only and does not come with a liner. Either pair this short with your favourite chamois or see the link below for the Ruckus short that comes with a liner included.
Materials: 2-way stretch, mesh panels at the rear allow for enhanced range of motion and positive airflow. Contoured waistband designed for all day comfort, with laser perforations for enhance ventilation. Zipper ventilation ports on the inner leg allow for even more airflow on super hot days.
Pockets: The Ruckus has two zipper pockets within easy reach at the upper sides as well as a super handy and well placed zippered phone pocket on the right thigh.
Waist Closure System: Double snap button closure and a zipper fly keeps the pants closed while the two hook and loop pull tab adjusters provide up to two inches of adjustment.
Pros: Superb quality and breathability. One of the best phone carrying solutions out there with the well placed zippered pocket on the right thigh. Your phone won't flap around when you're pedalling and is relatively safe in the event of a crash.
Cons: Inner thigh zippers may rub or get caught on your saddle if you're not careful, when they're open.
