Enduro MTB shorts in Athletic Fit and Slim Fit

Shorts That Fit A Bit Better & Last A Bit Longer

That's the inspiration behind our name. It's pronounced eh-bit, because we like hard trails, eh?

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Abit Gear MTN Short — MTN Short - Slim Fit & Athletic Fit
$109.95

V1 Slim Fit Shorts: size 36, 38
$69.30 $99.00

"Cam's opinion and mine are the same on the Abit shorts. We both found ourselves repeatedly grabbing them (when they're clean) and never finding a limitation, whether with fit, function, or durability." - NSMB Read the full review

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Not all athletes are built the same, so our shorts come in two fits, two lengths, and sizes 28 - 40 for multiple athletic body shapes.

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