Endura Women's Singletrack Leggings and Singletrack Tank Top

ENDURA SINGLETRACK LEGGINGS AND TANK TOP REVIEW

Words by Caitlin Wilkinson | Photos by Michael Walker

Endura’s range of riding and outdoor-focused apparel contains their Singletrack range, which is designed to blend casual styling with performance elements that fly under the radar. Within this range are the Singletrack Leggings and Tank Top, and they kindly supplied me with these items from their spring 2024 collection to put to the test.

QUICK HITS

• Lightweight mélange fabric (tank)
• Rear zipped security pocket (tank)
• Recycled stretch knit fabric (leggings)
• Stretch woven seat and knee panels (leggings)

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WE DIG

Super fun colorways
Comfortable and flattering fit
Good price range

WE DON’T

Leggings are a little tight on the waist
Remember sunscreen on your shoulders on the tank top!

ABOUT THE ENDURA SINGLETRACK LEGGING

The leggings are made out of a recycled stretch knit which is rapid wicking in order to keep yourself cool when riding. Stretch woven fabric has been added in key areas to keep wear and tear at bay, making these functional for use on the bike as well as other activities in your day-to-day. There are two mesh pockets at each side, and a concealed zipped pocket at the back to store your essentials.

Dreich Grey, a color which represents the Scottish skies most of the year (apart from the 3 days of summer) is perfectly depicted in the Singletrack Leggings. The Dreich Grey colorway would rock any situation you could find yourself in – at the gym, walking your dog, and even I took these bad boys out onto some techy singletrack to see how they held up. They’re also available in Black and “Blue Steel”, with a retail price of £69.99 / $99.99.

ABOUT THE ENDURA SINGLETRACK TANK TOP

The Endura Singletrack tank top is designed for riding on hot days, providing a high degree of breathability. The melange fabric is lightweight and highly moisture wicking, and is made from recycled materials to boost its eco credentials. This top features a bonded neckline with a mesh neck back and laser perforation in the upper back to help keep you cool on those hot days. There is a small storage pocket with zip at the back to stow a small item.

The Endura Singletrack Tank Top retails for £47.99/$59.99, and is available in a choice of Sulphur (light yellow) or Pomegranate colorways.

THE DIRT

THE ENDURA SINGLETRACK LEGGINGS | I was sent a size small to test in the Endura Singletrack Leggings, which I found ever so slightly tight. Thanks to the elastic waistband though, this didn’t become annoying at all. My waist is a size 30 inch, which puts me on the larger end of the size small on Endura’s size guide. Although I found them a little tight around the waist, overall the fit was comfortable and allowed me to pedal all day long without the leggings being too tight around my knees and calves. The only drawback I found was that they would ride down a little bit during the ride, and I had to pull them up now and again. I felt like these would be a good fit to someone taller as they did bunch up for me at the bottom, but this proves that these could be suitable for just about everyone!

I found the mesh side pockets super handy for things like my phone and trail snacks. I enjoyed hiding more valuable things like my van key securely in the rear zipper pocket. The abrasion protection was great, especially if you found yourself on your knees trying to fix your bike mid trail. They held nice protection from the local gorse bushes too, which is a testament to the durability of the fabric. I personally enjoyed the colorway, and found I could wear these is a variety of different scenarios. I did find the leggings to be too hot on the warmest days, so I’d say these would have your back on slightly cooler outings.

THE ENDURA SINGLETRACK TANK TOP | Oh this one was a fun one! I loved the zesty red/orange color, as I felt it added a nice pop between the trees. I enjoyed the relaxed feminine fit, and the rear zipped security pocket was awesome for extra snacks, a credit card or a vehicle key. Overall this is a simple but very effective and comfortable item for the rare hot days in Scotland. Be it on or off the bike, I found myself reaching for this whenever the temperatures climbed. I just had to remember the sunscreen on my shoulders!

The Wolf’s Last Word

Overall, both of these garments are made of high quality materials and work great both on the saddle and wherever else you want to take them. They stood up to the test, and look great as a combo. These Endura Singletrack garments are perfect for someone who wants to walk their dog and hop on the bike soon after…maybe hitting the local coffee shop on the way.