At the beginning, the question always arises: Why do I actually need cycling underpants? But after just a few kilometres on the bike, you realise that something essential is missing. The perfect cycling underpants are those that you can barely feel and that follow all your movements without constricting you. At the same time, good cycling undershorts protect you from pressure and unpleasant friction in the buttocks and thigh area.
Here in particular it is important to wear cycling pants with as few seams as possible. This prevents unpleasant chafing or pressure points. In addition to the material of the underpants, the seat padding is also important.
The ideal cycling panties should …
- be anatomically shaped – adapted to the area of use and the gender of the cyclist.
- fit like a second skin, but not constrict, as decorative seams in particular can press uncomfortably or even impair blood circulation
- be fitted with a non-slip elastic band on the trouser leg or hem so that the cycling pants do not slip or ride up during the ride.