Rapha has launched new Women’s All Day Leggings (£80) and Women’s All Day Shorts (£60) that are designed to be worn the on bike, but be just as comfortable for running, yoga and day-to-day activities…
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The new All Day Leggings and Shorts are for those who are “looking for multifunctional apparel to suit a varied lifestyle”, according to Rapha.
The new leggings and shorts come with high waists but without padding.
“Both styles are expertly designed to make you feel as comfortable on the bike for a casual ride around town, as off it for a virtual yoga class or stroll through the park,” Rapha says.
The fabric used, which incorporates recycled nylon fibres, promises to be soft, stretchy, sweat-wicking and quick-drying.
It is also durable against saddle abrasion, Rapha claims, which should increase the lifespan of these new styles.
“A high waist and double-layer waistband prevent rolling while strategically placed silicone dots on the hem ensure the shorts won’t bunch or ride up when in motion,” Rapha says.
With a slightly higher cut on the back, the fit of the leggings and shorts has been optimised for the on-the-bike position. The front waistband is also said to have a low profile bonded finish for comfort when cycling.
Reflective detailing has been “carefully-positioned” for being seen on the road. The cuffs have been cleverly designed so that they can be folded up to reveal a high-vis pink. This includes a reflective Rapha logo for visibility in low light conditions, and can be concealed when off the bike.
A pocket is included for easy access to your phone or other essentials.
Available in three colours, black, navy/dark navy and purple/violet, the Women’s All Day Leggings cost £80, while the Women’s All Day Shorts cost £60.
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Hi Anna Marie,
Hi Anna Marie,
That’s great news as not all of us like to ride with pads and more often than not, I end up stripping pads from bibs and such. Thing is, on the website there are not too many details, as far as large enough (and doubled) gusseted crotch to wear them commando, forward (or not) placement of seams, presence of a vertical seam inside the front of the waist of the leggings, and type of retainers at the bottom of the shorts…
Have you had a chance to try either?
Thanks!