Elevate Your Cycling Performance with Insta Slim Pull-On Bib Shorts

Built with competitive cyclists in mind, Insta Slim presents the ultimate pull-on bib shorts designed to keep you at the top of your game. Featuring an open suspender fit and innovative bib construction, these shorts ensure they stay up and in place without constricting your upper body. The stretchy compression fabric is incredibly soft and smooth against the skin, accommodating taller torso lengths with ease. The contrast color center back panel enhances visibility and breathability, while anchoring the back of the shorts for added stability. The all-over compression slims and supports from the back down to the thighs, ensuring a perfect, shift-free fit.

Key Features and Benefits:

• 4-Way Stretch Fabrication: Allows for greater natural mobility and maintains shape, ensuring optimal performance and comfort.
• Soft and Smooth Fabric: Provides extreme comfort, making these shorts perfect for long rides and intense training sessions.
• Full-Length Front Zip: Easy to put on and take off, adding convenience to your cycling routine.
• Contrast Color Block Front: Enhances visibility and adds a stylish touch to your cycling gear.
• Durable Construction: Made from 72% Nylon and 28% Spandex, these bib shorts are firm, durable, and lightweight for all-day comfort.
• Shift-Free Fit: The all-over compression supports and slims, providing stability and a secure fit during your rides.
• Machine Washable: Easy to care for, ensuring your shorts are always ready for your next ride. Chicago, Illinois, IL

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Please note: We suggests that you select the size that best fits in your street clothes as these garments are already compressed for slimming. See our Size Chart as well. If between sizes, select the size that fits your largest measurement.

Choose one size larger: If it is your first time to wear compression clothing, it is a safer option to choose a compression shirt that has a larger size so that you will not feel like being squeezed while wearing the shirt. A good rule of thumb is that you should just be able to slide your hand under it without strain. Wearing a compression garment too tight can also cause it to roll down. The garment should lay smooth and flat across your skin.