uilt for riding when the weather can’t quite make up its mind.

These are for the days that start damp, stay muddy, and occasionally pretend to clear. The MTR Spray Bibshort takes a standard bib and adds a bit of weather resistance where it actually matters — the front panels and seat — so you’re not soaked five minutes in.

What it does well

Keeps the worst off
Spray-resistant panels help shrug off puddles, trail splash, and light rain. Not waterproof, but enough to take the edge off.
Comfort over long rides
Quality chamois and breathable fabric that won’t feel like a sauna halfway through.
Made for movement
Stretch fabric and a stable bib fit that stays put without constant adjusting.
Grips that do their job
Leg grippers hold things in place without cutting circulation.

What it’s not

Not fully waterproof
Not insulated for proper winter rides
Not trying to be overly technical about it

Who it’s for
Riders who go out anyway. You don’t cancel just because it’s a bit wet — you just deal with it.

Why we rate it
It’s a practical upgrade on a standard bibshort. Not flashy, just useful. And when you’re halfway through a muddy loop, that’s what matters.

Gear that was too good to sit in a warehouse. Now it’s yours to actually use.

Specifications

Ergonomic pre-shaped multi panel construction
700 series lite pad computer cut continuously variable profile (CVP) stretch pad with a more open cell reticulated foam antibacterial finish
Raw edge hem with inner silicone print
Materials: Elastane (20%), Nylon (80%)