Stio OPR 9" Bike Shorts - Men's
Made to keep up with hard-charging trail days, these Stio bike shorts are also comfy enough for casual spins or post-ride hangouts. Plenty of pockets give you space to stash essentials for your ride.
- Made with Pertex® Equilibrium® NetPlus® fabric—a stretchy, moisture-wicking and long-lasting material recycled from end-of-life fishing nets
- 4-way stretch provides optimal range of motion
- Water-repellent finish resists water and reduces dry time
- Strategically placed perforated panels at back waistband, hand pockets and inseam for ventilation and breathability
- Gusseted construction frees up range of motion
- Streamlined fit makes them perfect for days in the saddle and other low-key activities
- Ergonomic fit with contoured waist for comfort on bike
- Integrated belt with adjustable hook and webbing loops at waistband to customize fit
- Custom Stio snap with T-lock closure and zippered fly
- Redesigned drop-in hand pockets wear more comfortably with light compression
- YKK zippered thigh pocket and a drop-in back pocket with snap closure provide plenty of places to stash the essentials
- Bonded hem for lightweight, streamlined comfort
- Heat-transfer Stio and pinecone logos
Imported.
View all Stio Men's Bike Shorts| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Bike Short Style | Loose |
| Fabric | Pertex® Equilibrium NetPlus® doubleweave: 68% NetPlus® recycled nylon/20% nylon/12% spandex, 170 g/m² with a PFAS-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish |
| Pad Type | No Chamois |
| Moisture Wicking | Yes |
| Quick Drying | Yes |
| Number of Pockets | 4 |
| Inseam (in.) | 9 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
| Weight | 8 ounces |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials From a Climate Label Certified brand |
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I bought a couple pairs of OPR shorts a few years ago and loved them. They quickly became my favorite shorts and bought a couple more pairs to replace my old ones. This past March, I saw they had some new colors and thought I'd expand my selection. As it turns out, Stio changed the amount of materials used which changed how they wear. The new version is too elastic. If I put my phone in my pocket, the weight of it pulls them down on that side. I have three recommendations: 1. Go back to the old "recipe" for the material amounts. 2. Improve the durability as my oldest shorts are starting to get pilling (like sweaters). 3. Come up with a different adjustable waistband mechanism. I would recommend something similar to what was used on old military uniforms. Just search for BDU Adjustable Waist Tab.
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