Men's Cargo Bib Short - Slate
Men's cycling cargo bib shorts with four pockets, recycled compression fabric, and a high-density endurance chamois - designed for road cycling, gravel riding, and long-distance bikepacking.
Our award-winning Cargo Bib Shorts are back for 2026 with thoughtful updates that make them even more comfortable, durable, and capable of carrying your essentials. They're designed for road riding, gravel adventures, and long days in the saddle. Think: Road bib performance with added storage.
The updated pockets use the same durable fabric as the bibs themselves, along with a low-profile bonded hem, making them cleaner and more snag-resistant. This translates to pockets that sit flat and stay stable while riding, so the bibs feel like normal road bibs even when loaded. Two thigh pockets securely hold a phone so it won't bounce, while two rear pockets carry food, tools, or a lightweight layer.
Wide breathable straps distribute tension evenly across the shoulders and prevent pressure points during long rides. Dyed-to-match grippers add a refined finish and round out the updates. You could call them long-distance bib shorts, Ornot.
Built with our All Day Compression fabric, the recycled knit feels luxuriously soft while delivering the supportive stretch that stabilizes muscles. Our high-density endurance chamois maintains the shape riders love, now complemented by increased stretch for long rides where comfort matters most, balancing support and ventilation to prevent pressure buildup. Translation: performance without the bike racer ego.
Our cargo bibs were already really good (hence the awards), and those thoughtful features that made these bibs a favorite remain: supportive compression, our high-density endurance chamois, and four thoughtfully placed pockets (two on the legs, two in the back). The result: our cargo bibs are built for long rides, short rides, big days (or rides to the beach), and whatever snacks you decide to bring along.
Note: Avoid chemically harsh sunscreens, which can damage elastane used in compression fabrics.
Original: $228.00
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Men's cycling cargo bib shorts with four pockets, recycled compression fabric, and a high-density endurance chamois - designed for road cycling, gravel riding, and long-distance bikepacking.
Our award-winning Cargo Bib Shorts are back for 2026 with thoughtful updates that make them even more comfortable, durable, and capable of carrying your essentials. They're designed for road riding, gravel adventures, and long days in the saddle. Think: Road bib performance with added storage.
The updated pockets use the same durable fabric as the bibs themselves, along with a low-profile bonded hem, making them cleaner and more snag-resistant. This translates to pockets that sit flat and stay stable while riding, so the bibs feel like normal road bibs even when loaded. Two thigh pockets securely hold a phone so it won't bounce, while two rear pockets carry food, tools, or a lightweight layer.
Wide breathable straps distribute tension evenly across the shoulders and prevent pressure points during long rides. Dyed-to-match grippers add a refined finish and round out the updates. You could call them long-distance bib shorts, Ornot.
Built with our All Day Compression fabric, the recycled knit feels luxuriously soft while delivering the supportive stretch that stabilizes muscles. Our high-density endurance chamois maintains the shape riders love, now complemented by increased stretch for long rides where comfort matters most, balancing support and ventilation to prevent pressure buildup. Translation: performance without the bike racer ego.
Our cargo bibs were already really good (hence the awards), and those thoughtful features that made these bibs a favorite remain: supportive compression, our high-density endurance chamois, and four thoughtfully placed pockets (two on the legs, two in the back). The result: our cargo bibs are built for long rides, short rides, big days (or rides to the beach), and whatever snacks you decide to bring along.
Note: Avoid chemically harsh sunscreens, which can damage elastane used in compression fabrics.
