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Racing Split Overshort - Mont Blanc 2021

Sale price$7,600
Running
  • ✓ Extreme lightness! A combination of featherweight membrane and microfibre materials makes this one of our lightest shorts to date.
  • ✓ Excellent range and freedom of movement when running with 4-way stretch fabric on the back and a split down the side of the leg.
  • ✓ Loose, ergonomic cut so you can easily and comfortably wear the overshorts over running or compression wear.
Size XS
Size chart
SizeWaistHips
XS70 - 75 cm83 - 88 cm
S76 - 81 cm89 - 94 cm
M82 - 87 cm95 - 100 cm
L88 - 93 cm101 - 106 cm
XL94 - 99 cm107 - 112 cm

The product in detail

Use
Race
Weight
40 g
Manufacturing & Composition

Turkey

Front: 93% Polyamide, 7% Elastane - Back: 62% Polyamide, 38% Polyester

Care

Maximum washing temperature 30°C - Mild process

Do not bleach

Do not tumble dry

Do not iron

Do not dry clean

Description

Are you a runner who feels a little naked out on the trail in tight-fitting kit? The blue Mont Blanc Split Overshort is the perfect option for those who appreciate a relaxed fit. Featherlight and loose-fitting, it's an ideal overlayer to pair with Under Control shorts for a run, or simply underwear if you're chilling down in the valley. The thin tafta material offers incredible lightness on the front while the stretchy, sweat-wicking microfibre back guarantees optimal comfort and ventilation. The fabric is soft and smooth, moving fluidly without catching between your thighs. A split down each side increases freedom and range of movement when you pick up the pace. Featherlight and loose-fitting, these shorts are an ideal overlayer to pair with the Seamless Boxer, Run Under Control shorts or Oxygen shorts. The design is finished off with a zero-irritation flat waistband and a toggled drawstring for easy adjustment, while a convenient pocket is hidden in the waist so you can carry your car key or stash an energy gel. This special 2021 edition features the Mont Blanc graphics and lettering on the back and the COMPRESSPORT racing logo on the side. Match with the Mont Blanc Trucker Cap for a touch of style if you're heading out to grab a coffee under the towering peaks.

FAQ

Everything about Racing Split Overshort

What are the Racing Split Overshort designed for?

The Racing Split Overshort are designed for running, prioritising movement and comfort during activity. Its design focuses on low weight, together with freedom of movement. That makes it relevant to athletes looking for a product matched to the practical demands of running.

Are these shorts lightweight enough for racing and fast sessions?

One of the main features is extreme lightness A combination of featherweight membrane and microfibre materials makes this one of our lightest shorts to date. In practice, this is intended to keep the equipment less intrusive during faster or longer efforts. This works alongside freedom of movement so the design addresses more than one demand of running.

How do these shorts support freedom of movement?

One of the main features is excellent range and freedom of movement when running thanks to 4-way stretch fabric on the back and a split down the side of the leg. In practice, this is intended to preserve a natural range of motion during running. This works alongside targeted compression so the design addresses more than one demand of running.

How do these shorts use compression to support performance?

One of the main features is loose, ergonomic cut so you can easily and comfortably wear the overshorts over running or compression wear. In practice, this is intended to support the working muscles and limit unnecessary movement during effort. This works alongside low weight so the design addresses more than one demand of running.

What are the Racing Split Overshort made from, and how much do they weigh?

The listed composition is Front: 93% Polyamide, 7% Elastane - Back: 62% Polyamide, 38% Polyester. The listed net weight is 40 g. That specification fits the product’s emphasis on reducing bulk during running. For running, that matters most when small comfort or equipment issues can become more noticeable as the effort gets longer.