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Learn More About Cytech’s Elastic Interface Chamois

If you wear cycling bibs or shorts, there is a good chance that you have worn a chamois from Cytech. The brand is known for having some of the best chamois around, and many companies source from the Italian brand. Here is a behind the scenes look at how their Elastic Interface® chamois is made.

Cytech has maticulously researched the foam used in their EIT cycling pads, and how to use it to it’s best abilities. Varied densities and thickness are used in specific areas to support key pressure points, based on specific types of riding.

image003Cytech starts with high quality foams, which are one of the most important part of their EIT pads. These foams provide cushioning while protecting against vibrations. They are also breathable, thanks to the open cell construction of the polyurethane foams. It allows air to flow freely between the cells,, but also allows it to return to it’s original shape after it is no longer being compressed by the body.  <Learn more about EIT foams>

image004The other important part is what creates the interface between the pad and your skin, premium fabrics. Cytech uses a soft microfiber that reduces friction, prevents irritation, and stretches enough to move with your body during riding. is a must when it comes to high performing cycling pads. <Learn more about EIT fabrics>

So next time you pull on your favorite cycling shorts, take some time to think about what has gone in to making them so comfortable.

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