Dhb SS Tri Suit Sn63 - Green

The one-piece design prevents the suit from shifting during activity, reducing potential chafing and ensuring the chamois stays in the correct position for optimal support and comfort.

It is generally recommended not to wear regular underwear under cycling suits with integrated chamois. The chamois is designed to be worn next to the skin for maximum effectiveness in moisture-wicking and preventing chafing. Regular underwear can create extra seams and moisture retention.

Machine wash the suit at 30°C with a mild detergent and similar colors. Do not use fabric softeners, bleach, or tumble dry. Air dry away from direct heat and avoid ironing.

While excellent for cycling, this specific suit is described as a 'Cycling Suit'. For triathlon, a dedicated triathlon suit is generally recommended, as they are designed for quick drying after swimming and often have a thinner chamois suitable for running.

This refers to a fabric with significant stretch capabilities that provides a snug, compressive fit. This compression can help support muscles, reduce fatigue, and improve blood circulation during cycling.

The suit features reinforced stitching, indicating a focus on durability for regular use in training and racing conditions. Proper care will further extend its lifespan.

The mesh fabric on the upper body is highly breathable and designed for rapid moisture-wicking. It helps to dissipate heat and keep the rider's torso dry and cool during strenuous activity.

Ensure you have selected the correct size according to the size chart. If the fit is still uncomfortable, consider if a one-piece suit meets your personal preference for fit compared to separates. The high-elastic fabric is designed for a snug fit.

The chamois requires a break-in period. Wear the suit for several shorter rides to allow it to mold to your body. Ensure the suit is positioned correctly and that no seams are causing irritation.

Ensure the garment is washed according to care instructions, avoiding fabric softeners which can impede moisture-wicking properties. Make sure the garment is not excessively worn or damaged, which could affect its performance.

Check for any loose threads or damaged seams. Ensure the suit is the correct size and not pulling or bunching in any areas. For very sensitive skin, consider applying a cycling-specific anti-chafing balm.