| MEN | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large | XX-Large |
| Waist | 30-32" | 31-33" | 34-37" | 36-39" | 40-43" |
| Hip | 37-38" | 38-40" | 40-41 | 41-43" | 43-46" |
$ 80.00 USD Size Chart
| MEN | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large | XX-Large |
| Waist | 30-32" | 31-33" | 34-37" | 36-39" | 40-43" |
| Hip | 37-38" | 38-40" | 40-41 | 41-43" | 43-46" |
Liberate yourself from under-performing, single-purpose cycling apparel! Say goodbye to "adult diaper" syndrome when wearing a chamois, and say hello to real comfort with padding that doesn't shift around as you ride and is highly breathable.
Our men’s-specific Liberator Liner was created using lightweight, 4-way stretch fabric and advanced absorption chamois technology, ensuring that the ride will be smooth, dry, comfortable, at least as far as your shorts are concerned. Compatible with both the Uprising and Crankitup Shorts, the Men's Liberator Liner is ready for rides of any duration or intensity.
Compression Fit:
The perfect compression. Premium perforated padded chamois for superior comfort and breathability for all your rides.
Garment Measurements (size medium):
Inseam, 9 1/2"
United States
United StatesThe Liberator liners are great for cycling. I have three pairs of mediums and they have been very comfortable. I am 6'2" and range between 158 and 165 pounds (depending on how much cycling I am doing...lol). The liners seem to stay put while on the bike, no adjustment needed while riding. I do have to adjust them before getting back on the bike after being off and bending around. This is expected though especially with my big thighs :) I wear these by themselves and under the Uprising shorts. They are stylish enough to be worn by themselves and the sides are thick mesh like material so aren't revealing at all.
United States United StatesLove these and the shorts! Just the right length, love the adjustable width with zippers and zip pockets hold the essentials without needing a bag.
United StatesThey are comfortable and fit well. It’s nice having pockets when one not riding. However they do get a bit warm when I ride with liners under them in temperatures as low as 60 degrees.
