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The Endura MT500 Burner MTB Pants are designed for gravity-focused riders and enduro racers who demand a balance of DH-grade durability and pedal-friendly comfort. Featuring high-quality nylon construction and a 4-way stretch fabric, these pants excel in technical terrain where protection and mobility are paramount. While they offer premium durability and features like a water-repellent finish, users should note that the liner for the integrated Clickfast system must be purchased separately.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | E8113AU/4 |
| Brand | Endura |
They feature a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish which helps shed light rain and spray, but they are not fully waterproof.
They are designed to be knee pad friendly, but are optimized for low-to-mid profile pads rather than massive, heavy-duty downhill armor.
It is an internal mounting system that allows you to securely snap an Endura Clickfast-compatible liner short into the waist of the pants.
No, the Clickfast liner must be purchased separately.
Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the technical fabrics.
Wash the garment to remove mud and dirt, then re-apply a DWR spray treatment to restore the finish.
Ensure the knee pads are low-profile and that the pants are pulled up sufficiently at the waist to maximize fabric articulation at the joint.
To ensure maximum longevity, wash these pants in cool water with a mild, non-biological detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners, as these can strip the DWR finish over time. For the best fit, align the internal loops with your Endura Clickfast liner to secure it in place before riding. When fitting knee pads, put the pants on first to ensure the fabric sits correctly over the pads without binding. If the water-repellency begins to fade, consider using a spray-on DWR treatment to restore the protective barrier.
