Endura MT500 Spray Gilet - Orange
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Product Information
Full details
The Endura MT500 Spray Gilet is designed for mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts who require essential core protection without the bulk of a full jacket. It offers an excellent balance of weather resistance and breathability, making it ideal for unpredictable trail conditions and high-output riding. While it excels at protecting the chest and back from mud and spray, it is a sleeveless garment and does not provide full arm protection against heavy, prolonged downpours.
All features
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Model Part Number | E9191OH/3 |
| Brand | Endura |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is the entire gilet waterproof?
No, it uses a hybrid design with waterproof panels in high-spray zones and stretch fabric elsewhere to prioritize breathability.
Can I wear this while wearing a backpack?
Yes, the shoulders include silicone grip patches specifically designed to hold backpack straps in place.
Does it have a hood?
No, the MT500 Spray Gilet is a sleeveless, collarless design optimized for core protection.
How should I wash this garment?
Machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle with technical detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
What is the benefit of the PFC-Free coating?
It provides water resistance while being more environmentally friendly and non-toxic compared to traditional PFC-based coatings.
Troubleshooting
Water starts soaking into the fabric instead of beading up.
The DWR coating has likely worn off. Wash the garment and apply a fresh DWR spray treatment to restore water repellency.
Feeling overheated during intense climbs.
Ensure the front pockets are unzipped to act as vents, and ensure the back laser-cut panels are not obstructed by a heavy backpack.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent core wind and spray protection
- Highly breathable with laser-cut ventilation
- Lightweight and easily packable for long rides
- Durable silicone grip on shoulders for backpacks
- Environmentally conscious PFC-free coating
Cons
- Sleeveless design leaves arms exposed to rain
- Not intended as a primary heavy-duty waterproof jacket
- Limited to core torso insulation
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Because the gilet is a standard apparel item, there is no complex setup required. To maintain the effectiveness of the PFC-Free DWR coating, wash the gilet in cold water using a technical gear detergent, avoiding fabric softeners which can clog the breathable fibers. Allow the garment to air dry rather than using a high-heat tumble dryer. The gilet is cut to fit comfortably over standard cycling jerseys and light base layers; if you plan to wear it over bulky winter jackets, you may want to consider sizing up. The silicone shoulder grips are compatible with most standard mountain bike backpacks.