MyBike testet: VAUDE Fluid Full-Zip Pants II
Die MyBike testete für ihre neue Ausgabe im November/Dezember fünf Radlerhosen und legte dabei besonderen Fokus auf Ansprüche von Alltagsradlern. In die Endauswahl der Testmodelle kamen neben Regenhosen von Decahlon, Gore und Jack Wolfskin, die VAUDE Fluid Full-Zip.
Leichtes Handling beim Überziehen über die normale Kleidung im Stehen und ohne die Schuhe auszuziehen war im Praxistest der Regenhosen besonders wichtig. Zusätzlich testete das myBike-Labor die Regenschutzkleidung auf Imprägnierung und Haltbarkeit der Nahtversieglung. Die Wasserdichte des Textils wurde anschließend mit einer Wassersäule von 3000 Milimetern überprüft. Da jedoch keines der Modelle gravierende Schwächen im Labortest zeigte, war der Praxistest für die Beurteilung ausschlaggebend.
Fazit der Tester:
„VAUDEs eher voluminös zu verpackende Hose überzeugt mit einem durchgehenden Reißverschluss, der das Anziehen erleichtert. Sie ist weit und wenig radspezifisch geschnitten, aber am Unterschenkel per Klett anzupassen.Vielleicht zu viel Hose für den Stadtverkehr, aber sicher ein Tipp für Radurlauber in nassen Gegenden.”
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