Find great prices on women's knickers and capris at Aero Tech Designs. Female Cycling knickers are perfectly designed to fit women. Fitness knickers are available in padded and non padded versions. Crafted for performance while working out. The garments stay in place and do not droop or move when working out. Aero Tech Designs uses high-tech, light-weight fabrics to achieve the perfect balance; comfort and coverage for the knees. Female knickers are at home in the yoga studio, cross fit class or gym as they would be on the bicycle saddle. Aero Tech Designs uses moisture wicking fabric that not only keeps you warm and cozy but also dissipates the sweat you create before it makes you cold.
Knickerbockers: Similar to capris, a form of baggy-kneed trousers customarily worn in the winter in the early 20th Century and are popularly in sports such as golf, fencing, and cycling. Baseball players wear a stylized form of knickerbockers, although the pants look less baggy in recent decades. The white trousers worn by NFL officials are also knickerbockers.They can also be known as the shortened term knickers, although not to be confused with the British term which refers to women's underwear.
The term "Knickerbocker" first kicked into gear in America around the early 1800's, with Washington Irving's "History of New York", which featured the fictional author Diedrich Knickerbocker, an old-fashioned Dutch New Yorker in Irving's satire local history.
With the publication of Irving's book, the term Knickerbocker defined anything relating to New York City, similar to how Yinzer describes Pittsburgh. Knickerbocker got its first use in the sports arena in 1840's, with the "New York Knickerbockers", an an amateur athletic baseball club organized on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
In the late 1940's, New York City was granted a charter franchise by the Basketball Association of America. The team was called the Knickerbockers, which later was shortened to the New York Knicks.
Knickerbockers were part of cycling attire for nearly a century. Many cyclists tucked them into their long socks. In the US, they were referred to as knickers, eventually being replaced by racing tights or quarter-length capris equivalents to be used for colder-weather cycling.
Spandex knickers are great for road cycling because of the extra warmth and muscle support they offer. Baggy Cycling Knickers offer extra protection in the woods from brush. Typically, knickers designed for mountain biking features thicker, abrasion resistant materials, paired perfectly with our Women's Specific Jeserys. Commuting knickers offer placement for U-Locks and reflective on the sides for a touch of extra visibility on the road. On the other hand, knickers for road cyclists are made from light spandex, or lightly brushed spandex fleece and the extra material is designed to offer compression through the calf muscles keeping you going longer, stronger. If you haven't tried riding in knickers yet, we highly recommend it.
The Women's Spandex Capris are available in a Padded Cycling knickers are available with the Aero Tech Designs Classic chamois pad, and Unpadded Workout Capri. The Aero Tech Designs Classic pad is best for casual 2 to 4 hour excursions. Perfect for spring and early morning rides, show off your style in a pair of Victoria Capris. Women's Cycling Knickers cover the knees and add an extra layer of support by keeping the joints warm. Some experts believe that you should keep your knees covered at any temperature below 70 degrees. This is to keep the knee warm and protected. The women's cycling capri is below the knee with a easy to wear leg cuff that stays in place. Cycling apparel is made in USA by Aero Tech Designs.
