Rab · Cycling

Cinder Kinetic Cycling Shorts - Men's

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About this product

The Rab Cinder Kinetic Cycling Shorts are built for all-condition adventure riding, constructed from Proflex™ fabric, a 100% polyester knitted laminated material that combines high stretch, breathability, and waterproof protection. The relaxed fit and long cut are tailored specifically for a bike position, with articulated patterning to support natural movement and comfort over extended rides. High-wear reinforcement on the seat and rear thighs adds durability where it matters most, while an engineered offset inseam reduces saddle wear. A raised and shaped centre back improves on-bike positioning, and a silicone grip print on the rear keeps the shorts in place. Waist adjustment is handled by an integrated shock cord with a low-profile locking slider, backed by a double snap closure and YKK zip fly. Two YKK AquaGuard zipped hand pockets offer weather-resistant storage, and an ergonomic shaped hem minimizes rubbing points. Available in Light Khaki.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Rab
Material: 100% Polyester Knitted Laminated
Color: Light Khaki

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Cinder Kinetic Cycling Shorts for their impressive all-weather performance, crediting the proprietary Proflex fabric for delivering strong breathability, waterproofing, and windproofing in changeable conditions. The tailored fit, articulated legs, and thoughtful details like thigh vents and zip thigh pockets earn repeated compliments, and the shorts are widely regarded as a capable "put-on, keep-on" option for off-road, gravel, and bikepacking rides. The most common criticism is that the shorts feel noticeably less soft and stretchy than the matching jacket, and some users report they can twist slightly during hard efforts. Forum users also note the waterproofing has limits in prolonged heavy rain, with dampness eventually working through under sustained pressure. Pocket placement and sizing consistency are minor recurring concerns.