Made for the rider who aims to go astray, the Pearl Izumi Men's Expedition Bib Short is tuned for all-terrain adventures. Cut from a high-stretch Transfer fabric with moisture-wicking and compressive properties, these bibs offer a sleek fit for everyday performance.
Super lightweight straps are laser cut so you'll never feel them, and leg openings lined with silicone-printed grippers keep the shorts comfortably in place. When you hit the rough stuff, you'll be glad to have the new Levitate™ Plus multi-density chamois under you. It features an innovative highly resilient suspension core to damp road chatter, significantly improving ride comfort.
Whether you're putting in big miles or simply prefer to ride in a t-shirt, the three-pocket design can replace, or supplement, storage of a traditional jersey.
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| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL | |
| Chest | 33½"-35½" | 35½"-37½" | 37½"-40½" | 40½"-43½" | 43½"-47½" | 47½"-52" | 52"-56" |
| Waist | 27½"-29½" | 29½"-31½" | 31½"-34½" | 34½"-37½" | 37½"-42" | 42"-47" | 47"-52" |
| Hips | 33½"-35½" | 34½"-36½" | 36½"-39½" | 39½"-42½" | 42½"-46½" | 46½"-50½" | 50½"-53½" |
Style Type: Bibs | |
Black - Small | Mfg PartNum: 11112303021S |
Black - Medium | Mfg PartNum: 11112303021M |
Black - Large | Mfg PartNum: 11112303021L |
Black - X-Large | Mfg PartNum: 11112303021XL |
Black - 2X-Large | Mfg PartNum: 11112303021XXL |
First pair of cargo bibs and I love them. Pearl Izumi makes really good quality gear. My longest ride in them so far was 5 hours and they were great. And the sale price I paid was awesome. I will be buying another pair.
Those bibs were fantastic. The only negative thing I have to say about them is that they have a little tag on the back left area that you should remove because it's uncomfortable. I wish they were a little more durable during my tour, but I'm not sure if it was their fault. Love the pockets.
Pearl Izumi have always been my go-to bibs. They�re always comfortable, long lasting and reasonably priced, especially when they�re on sale. I�ve now got four sets in my closet. These have the added bonus of hip pockets that make gels, gummies and a phone easily accessible. Just finished Big Sugar gravel and they performed perfectly.
Pearl Izumi have always been my go-to bibs. They�re always comfortable, long lasting and reasonably priced, especially when they�re on sale. I�ve now got four sets in my closet. These have the added bonus of hip pockets that make gels, gummies and a phone easily accessible. Just finished Big Sugar gravel and they performed perfectly.
These bibs fit true to size and are robust in their construction. I found that they kept me warm on the cool morning during a recent bike tour. The chamois pad provided more than adequate cushioning during my 65 mile daily rides. Additionally, I did not suffer any chafing.These are now my go to bibs for longer rides.
The PEARL IZUMI MEN'S EXPEDITION BIB SHORT is my new 'go-to' bib short. It replaces my Pro shorts '
its as supportive and protective AND offers pockets which are more secure than shirt pockets to take and secure wallet, keys and phone
I've worn Pearl Izumi bibs for many years, but these are their best and best priced so far. Fits great, the straps are very comfortable and the pocket is great for a phone and allows for wearing a light weight T on a hot day.
I have had a few versions of this short over the years. The latest design seems to have improved the chamois which has a good level of cushion. I like the side pockets, very handy for carrying a phone. I wore these shorts exclusively for 3 weeks, switching between two pairs on the GDMBR.
Great day on these bibs on discount. The extra pockets are a welcome addition. My only draw back is the chamois as it could be better. It is definitely not bad but for rides over 50 miles I would probably wear the Pro version chamois.
