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Troy Lee Designs Sprint Pro Youth MTB Cycling Trousers

Troy Lee Designs

Troy Lee Designs Sprint Pro Youth MTB Cycling Trousers

From £56.99

Lowest ever £56.99 · seen 10 August 2026

1 retailer offer · on sale

The current best price for Troy Lee Designs Sprint Pro Youth MTB Cycling Trousers is £56.99 from Tredz. The lowest price we have recorded is £56.99 on .

Designed for young racers and gravity riders who push hard every run, these trousers deliver podium-ready performance without compromising on comfort.Developed by the experts at Troy Lee Designs, the Sprint Pro range is all about lightweight strength and race-focused detail. The advanced stretch fabric offers exceptional freedom of movement, so young riders can sprint out the gate, throw shapes in the air and stay fluid through technical sections. Laser-cut ventilation and strategically placed mesh panels maximise airflow, helping regulate temperature when the intensity spikes.Despite the low weight, durability is serious. Reinforced panels in high-wear areas add extra resilience against crashes and pedal rub, making these trousers ready for repeated uplifts and race weekends. The precision fit is slim and athletic to reduce drag, while still allowing room for knee protection underneath.A secure ratchet waist closure ensures a dialled-in fit that won’t slip mid-run, and the streamlined pocket design keeps essentials tucked away without bulk.Finished with clean, race-inspired graphics, the Sprint Pro Youth Trousers look every bit as fast as they feel. For young riders chasing speed, style and all-out performance, this is kit that’s ready to send it.

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