As the season begins, many riders will be sporting the newest clothing from Troy Lee Designs. Inside we highlight a few of the pieces that you can pickup.

Troy Lee Designs continues to refine their clothing lineup and for 2014 there are a lot of refinments across the board. We highlighted some updates to some of the knee-pads like the T-Bone that you can check out as well as the 2014 helmet options.

The new 2014 Sprint pants are very lightweight and breathable. TLD followers may recall the SE Pro bike pant but this new Sprint pant takes things even further. In comparison to a full moto inspired pant this one is definitively geared towards the pedal athlete. The pants are quite light and you don’t have heavy leathers integrated into this design. If you like riding with pants in warmer temperatures these pants should work well. If you’ve ever rode in muddy weather, you are probably aware of the affect that mud can have on pants and these pants should help alleviate some of that since they’re quite a bit lighter in comparison. Drying should also be quicker.

Sprint Pants

Highlights of the Sprint pant include

• Premium single snap fly closure
• Rear stretch yoke
• Pockets
• Full waist and hip adjustment via bonded rubber adjusters
• Gel print on waist band to keep pants in place
• 600 denier polyester material for durability and protection
• 500 poly mesh for optimal venting
• 2-way stretch poly spandex
• Lycra stretch inner liner panel
• 1/2” zipped front pockets
• 3/4 length polyester mesh liner
• $125

There are 4 colors available

• Camber R/W/B 2524-01** 28 30 32 34 36 38 40
• Camber Blk 2524-02** 28 30 32 34 36 38 40
• Turismo Wht/Blk 2524-11** 28 30 32 34 36 38 40
• Turismo Grn/Yel 2524-15** 28 30 32 34 36 38 40

You can see additional detail shots of the Sprint lineup in the gallery.

To match the Sprint Pants / Shorts, there is a matching Sprint jersey that takes similar design queues. It is quite breathable and the materials used help facilitate airflow.

• Mesh arms and side panels for targeted ventilation
• Moisture wicking rear collar
• Sublimated graphics
• Race inspired, freeride dialed, construction and design
• $50

The sprint jersey is available in the same colors to match the pants/shorts.

Skyline (performance trail gear)

For enduro/trail riders looking for clothing, the Skyline product lineup is looking quite good for 2014. It can work for XC but is intended for riders that fit in-between XC and All-Mountain. Troy Lee Designs also has a women’s lineup of products in the Skyline and Ace range.

Skyline shorts

• High quality ribbed spandex stretch panel
• Full waist and hip height adjustment via fabric waist adjusters
• Pedal friendly side pockets with content security panel
• Lightweight velcro fly opening with 2 snap closure
• 2 way stretch, lightweight, breathable, 92% polyester 8% spandex mix body material
• $68

Skyline Race Shorts

• Includes chamois liner short
• Full waist and hip height adjustment via bonded rubber waist adjusters
• Tonal paint shop inspired pinstripe art on left leg
• Rear zip pocket
• High quality ribbed spandex stretch panel
• Lightweight velcro fly opening and 2 snap closure
• Pedal friendly side pockets with content security panel
• Ergonomic MTB specific cut and fit
• 2 way stretch, lightweight, breathable, 92% polyester 8% spandex mix body material
• $98

Ruckus

The Ruckus products are geared a little bit more towards the more aggressive trail rider but still appeal to many all-mountain riders.

Ruckus Jersey (3/4 Sleeve)

• Breathable polyester mesh side panels
• Easy entry’ Lycra neck collar
• Side stash pocket with YKK zipper
• Raglan sleeves
• Drop tail length rear
• 3/4 sleeve freeride and all mountain mtb jersey
• $52

Ruckus Shorts

• Includes premium removable chamois liner short
• Full waist and hip height adjustment via bonded rubber adjusters
• Zipped front pocket
• Inner thigh ventilation via hidden inseam zippers
• High quality ribbed spandex stretch panel
• Premium single snap fly closure
• Rear pocket with air mesh padding
• Zipped pedal friendly cell phone pocket
• Open access pocket with content security panel
• Ergonomic MTB specific cut and fit
• 2 way stretch lightweight, breathable, 92% polyester 8% spandex mix main body material
• $135

Liners are something that many shorts seem to either hit or miss for some riders. If you’re not riding with a liner/chamois of some sort you’re missing out on some comfort to say the least. The included Ruckus chamois can be seen below.

Gallery

You can see more details on the 2014 Troy Lee Designs products in the embedded catalog below or by visiting Troy Lee Designs.

2014 TLD Catalog