
10096326607155
Women's Hummvee 3/4 Shorts With Liner - Black
From £63.90
Lowest ever £63.90 · seen 26 August 2026
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The current best price for 10096326607155 Women's Hummvee 3/4 Shorts With Liner - Black is £63.90 from Tredz. The lowest price we have recorded is £63.90 on .
Originally developed with London delivery couriers, this much loved MTB icon was built around what urban riders actually needed. That is how Hummvee was born.
Its versatility quickly saw it adopted by mountain bikers too, equally at home on the trail or the daily commute. The latest 3/4 iteration keeps all the features that made it a stalwart of the Endura range, now refreshed with updated styling and colours, and it comes complete with a padded liner short.
Tried and tested, these shorts have outlived many a bike. Tough Nylon construction and double stitching in critical areas make them exceptionally durable and close to indestructible.
Storage is generous, with two zipped hand pockets, two cargo pockets and two large rear pockets, giving you space for everything you need on or off the bike. An Endura Clickfast™ detachable liner is included.
Simply pull it on and you are ready to roll. The liner uses lightweight stretch mesh, an elastic waistband and silicone hem grippers, and features our 200 Series seat pad for wicking comfort throughout the day.
It can be quickly clicked in and out using the Clickfast™ attachment system and is interchangeable with other MTB cycle shorts in the range.
Current offers
| Retailer | Price | Stock | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tredz | £63.90 | In stock | Get deal(opens in a new window) |
| Endura | £85.00 | In stock | Get deal(opens in a new window) |
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Price history
| Date | Retailer | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 Aug 2026, 06:02 | Tredz· Black | £63.90 | Visit retailer(opens in a new window) |
| 15 Aug 2026, 06:07 | Endura· Black | £85.00 | Visit retailer(opens in a new window) |
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