Dhb SS Tri Suit Sn63 - Green

The professional built-in cycling chamois provides lasting support and shock absorption during long rides, significantly reducing pressure on the hips and enhancing overall comfort.

The suit uses a high-elastic, breathable mesh fabric for the upper body, ensuring quick moisture-wicking and heat dissipation. The lower body uses a high-elastic, tight fabric that wraps muscles to reduce fatigue.

Yes, the one-piece design, quick-drying fabric, and integrated chamois make it suitable for triathlon, especially for the cycling leg. It is designed for 'distraction-free riding'.

Machine wash at 30°C. Do not tumble dry. Avoid high-temperature ironing. Use mild detergents and do not use fabric softeners.

While designed for performance, the suit's comfort features like the chamois and breathable fabric also make it suitable for extended casual rides or weekend cycling.

The 'Sn63' likely refers to a specific model or collection identifier within the Dhb product line, indicating a particular design or feature set for that season or series.

The suit is composed of 85% Polyester and 15% Elastane for both the upper (mesh) and lower (tight fabric) body sections.

Ensure the suit is the correct size. Due to its performance-oriented design, this suit has a tight-fit. Try a different size if available or consider if a looser fit garment is more suitable for your comfort preferences.

Verify the suit is worn correctly with the chamois positioned centrally. Ensure the suit is fully zipped (if applicable) and fits snugly. The chamois may require a few rides to 'break in' and conform to your body shape.

While the upper body is designed for breathability, ensure you are not layering unnecessarily. If experiencing overheating, consider if the ambient temperature exceeds the suit's optimal performance range. Clean any potential debris from mesh areas.

Check for any loose threads or rough seam edges. While reinforced, some seams may require a break-in period. Apply a thin layer of chamois cream along seam lines where irritation occurs.