Endura MT500 Burner Lite and Singletrack

For most of my outings, I prefer lightweight clothing. It should be nicely airy when going uphill in the scorching heat, reasonably robust when thorns are waiting at the edge of the ideal line, not too loose so nothing flutters bat-like during the downhill, but also not restrictive and offering enough freedom of movement in tight corners or when stumble biking. The pants, for my taste, don't need to be too long because I very rarely wear knee protectors.

The MT500 Collection has always been a part of Endura and is somewhat like the company's core product. Tested and developed in racing - in collaboration with the Athertons and the Hazzard Racing Team - even the average user quickly notices how well-thought-out each piece is.
There are no scratchy, annoying Velcro fasteners on the inside, the pants have pockets and ventilation openings in the right places, and of course, the Clickfast system. The materials are lightweight yet durable.

Attentive readers might still remember a photo or two of me in the blue/blue Endura Burner outfit. Back then, I wasn't sure how often I would wear the long-legged and -sleeved pieces, but they have since become one of my favorite outfits - especially in the bike park or during the transition period.

The MT500 Burner Lite Series is, in terms of features, comparable to the previous Burner products, but more breathable and lighter, making it a good choice depending on the uphill:downhill ratio also in summer or during the transition period.