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Troy Lee Designs - Sprint Pant (MTB) - Jungle 36
Delivery $14.94
TLD 23 Sprint Pant | Shop at LUXBMX Jungle / 36
Delivery $11.99
Troy Lee Designs Sprint Trousers in Jungle
Delivery between 13–20 May $28.17
Troy Lee Designs Sprint Trousers in Jungle
Delivery between 13–20 May $28.17
originally posted on saddleback.co.uk
The waist and leg fit is true to size the only criticism I have is the ankle is a bit narrow allowing the trouser to not cover the sock / shoe very well allowing cold air and water to drip in the shoe. Definitely not a winter trouser as the venting is too efficient and not shower proof. The fabric is durable and of good quality if somewhat stiff.
originally posted on troyleedesigns.com
First impressions, I wore them 1/27/24 Ringwood NJ. Snug but comfortable fit. I'm 180 lbs 5,10. Never had to pull them up. Weather was 38 degrees Fahrenheit. They breath well and have room to wear knee pads. I think they look great. The fabric it durable but comfortable. I plan to use them on cool days pedaling and bike park laps.
originally posted on troyleedesigns.com
I ride in New England. When it's above 40ºF, I tend to wear shorts, and then I switch to pants when it is below (under which I'll wear wool long underwear if necessary).The Sprint is my first cycling-specific pants (I had been riding with soft-shell pants with a rubber band around the right ankle).These pants aren't designed for cold weather (they have a good bit of mesh in their construction), but I think they'll do fine with the long underwear.The articulated knees are great, but the back could be a little higher-rise, given the posture we find ourselves in while on a bike.I'm 6' 3", so the inseam is a bit shorter than I'd like (check out the photos).Generally, a great pair of pants for mountain biking.
Troy Lee Designs - Sprint Pant (MTB) - Jungle 36
Delivery $14.94
TLD 23 Sprint Pant | Shop at LUXBMX Jungle / 36
Delivery $11.99
Troy Lee Designs Sprint Trousers in Jungle
Delivery between 13–20 May $28.17
Troy Lee Designs Sprint Trousers in Jungle
Delivery between 13–20 May $28.17
The waist and leg fit is true to size the only criticism I have is the ankle is a bit narrow allowing the trouser to not cover the sock / shoe very well allowing cold air and water to drip in the shoe. Definitely not a winter trouser as the venting is too efficient and not shower proof. The fabric is durable and of good quality if somewhat stiff.
First impressions, I wore them 1/27/24 Ringwood NJ. Snug but comfortable fit. I'm 180 lbs 5,10. Never had to pull them up. Weather was 38 degrees Fahrenheit. They breath well and have room to wear knee pads. I think they look great. The fabric it durable but comfortable. I plan to use them on cool days pedaling and bike park laps.
I ride in New England. When it's above 40ºF, I tend to wear shorts, and then I switch to pants when it is below (under which I'll wear wool long underwear if necessary).The Sprint is my first cycling-specific pants (I had been riding with soft-shell pants with a rubber band around the right ankle).These pants aren't designed for cold weather (they have a good bit of mesh in their construction), but I think they'll do fine with the long underwear.The articulated knees are great, but the back could be a little higher-rise, given the posture we find ourselves in while on a bike.I'm 6' 3", so the inseam is a bit shorter than I'd like (check out the photos).Generally, a great pair of pants for mountain biking.
Definitely more suited for enduro than lightweight trail riding. Have yet to ride to evaluate ventilation but decent mesh in areas. So glad I chose a size up! Low hanging waist and very tight crotch area! Decent waist velcro to adjust in bigger size, along with good knee room for pads. Better to size up and adjust down than opposite problem.
I own these pants in charcoal and slate blue and they are honestly great. The fabric is tough but breathable and very flexible. Plus, they have a a little extra room in knees and shin area so you can easily fit pads under them. Only thing I will say is that they tend to fit slightly smaller than other pants so I would recommend sizing up. Great pants all in all though.
Really nice quality and well thought out design. Look as though they will last a while with durable material where it is needed. Only reason to mark them down was the fit. I have mates who love these but for me the fit just didn't feel right. They have a strong seam down the centre in the crotch area which I couldn't get used to.
Really good quality trousers. I ordered a size up as I had read they were slightly small in the waist fitting. They fit like a glove! First ride was 30+ miles in them with no issues at all. Highly recommended. Great service from Tredz with good communication through out, thanks.
Great color, good durable material. They're biased cut so that they're most comfortable when you're riding with your legs bent. When you're just standing around with them on, the back of the waistband rides down a bit. Not a big deal. The leg holes are very tight to get my large feet through.They run a little shorter in leg length (inseam) than I would have liked as someone who is 1.97m tall.
Very solid, high quality pant. The enclosure is improved on these pants, versus some varieties of shorts where the zipper opens too easily. Be careful on the sizing, wish I would have ordered 1 size larger. I wear 30-32 waist on everything and these 32's are tight!
This is my second pair of these pants. I have noticed that they are on the smaller size compared to other TLD pants that I have purchased, but knowing this I size up. The fit is great once you have the correct size with plenty of room for knee pads, but slim enough fit to prevent the legs from snagging on cranks, pedals for chain. They also breath very well and can be worn in warmer weather.
Troy Lee Designs Sprint Jungle Green Pants 36
Whether you're lapping lift-access lines with your crew for the weekend, or pushing for the podium at nationals you'll want a pair of gravity-fueled pants like the Troy Lee Designs Men's Sprint Pants to keep you covered when you're cooking it at top speed through root lattices and chundery rock gardens. With moto-inspiration, these pants are designed to fulfill your craving for downhill and enduro schralping, with a newly redesigned cut for better on the bike feel when you're hammering across a flat into a beefy drop. The Sprint Pant is built up with a blend of burly 600D polyester, and just enough spandex to let you move when you need to get behind the saddle, or crush the pedals during your final sprint for the finish line. This year the panels across your quads have a little bit more stretch than before, so riders who don't skip leg day can stay comfortable, too. The robust shell is tough enough to withstand the scrapes and bumps that come along with the terrain, and with enough room underneath to throw on a pair of pads for extra protection. The leg is a little more tapered than before, improving the feel while pedaling, while a sonic-welded thermo skin is applied to the drive side inner leg to give you some extra durability if you end up getting a little too close to the chainring. Mesh panels along the back of your calves help you stay cool when the temperature rises. Since its rare that any of us hit the trail without gadgets, tools, and a snack, the pants are equipped with pockets for stashing trail essentials.
Whether you're lapping lift-access lines with your crew for the weekend, or pushing for the podium at nationals you'll want a pair of gravity-fueled pants like the Troy Lee Designs Men's Sprint Pants to keep you covered when you're cooking it at top speed through root lattices and chundery rock gardens. With moto-inspiration, these pants are designed to fulfill your craving for downhill and enduro schralping, with a newly redesigned cut for better on the bike feel when you're hammering across a flat into a beefy drop. The Sprint Pant is built up with a blend of burly 600D polyester, and just enough spandex to let you move when you need to get behind the saddle, or crush the pedals during your final sprint for the finish line. This year the panels across your quads have a little bit more stretch than before, so riders who don't skip leg day can stay comfortable, too. The robust shell is tough enough to withstand the scrapes and bumps that come along with the terrain, and with enough room underneath to throw on a pair of pads for extra protection. The leg is a little more tapered than before, improving the feel while pedaling, while a sonic-welded thermo skin is applied to the drive side inner leg to give you some extra durability if you end up getting a little too close to the chainring. Mesh panels along the back of your calves help you stay cool when the temperature rises. Since its rare that any of us hit the trail without gadgets, tools, and a snack, the pants are equipped with pockets for stashing trail essentials.
Whether you're lapping lift-access lines with your crew for the weekend, or pushing for the podium at nationals you'll want a pair of gravity-fueled pants like the Troy Lee Designs Men's Sprint Pants to keep you covered when you're cooking it at top speed through root lattices and chundery rock gardens. With moto-inspiration, these pants are designed to fulfill your craving for downhill and enduro schralping, with a newly redesigned cut for better on the bike feel when you're hammering across a flat into a beefy drop. The Sprint Pant is built up with a blend of burly 600D polyester, and just enough spandex to let you move when you need to get behind the saddle, or crush the pedals during your final sprint for the finish line. This year the panels across your quads have a little bit more stretch than before, so riders who don't skip leg day can stay comfortable, too. The robust shell is tough enough to withstand the scrapes and bumps that come along with the terrain, and with enough room underneath to throw on a pair of pads for extra protection. The leg is a little more tapered than before, improving the feel while pedaling, while a sonic-welded thermo skin is applied to the drive side inner leg to give you some extra durability if you end up getting a little too close to the chainring. Mesh panels along the back of your calves help you stay cool when the temperature rises. Since its rare that any of us hit the trail without gadgets, tools, and a snack, the pants are equipped with pockets for stashing trail essentials.
Whether you're lapping lift-access lines with your crew for the weekend, or pushing for the podium at nationals you'll want a pair of gravity-fueled pants like the Troy Lee Designs Men's Sprint Pants to keep you covered when you're cooking it at top speed through root lattices and chundery rock gardens. With moto-inspiration, these pants are designed to fulfill your craving for downhill and enduro schralping, with a newly redesigned cut for better on the bike feel when you're hammering across a flat into a beefy drop. The Sprint Pant is built up with a blend of burly 600D polyester, and just enough spandex to let you move when you need to get behind the saddle, or crush the pedals during your final sprint for the finish line. This year the panels across your quads have a little bit more stretch than before, so riders who don't skip leg day can stay comfortable, too. The robust shell is tough enough to withstand the scrapes and bumps that come along with the terrain, and with enough room underneath to throw on a pair of pads for extra protection. The leg is a little more tapered than before, improving the feel while pedaling, while a sonic-welded thermo skin is applied to the drive side inner leg to give you some extra durability if you end up getting a little too close to the chainring. Mesh panels along the back of your calves help you stay cool when the temperature rises. Since its rare that any of us hit the trail without gadgets, tools, and a snack, the pants are equipped with pockets for stashing trail essentials.
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Prices last updated 8 May 2026.
