Endura GV500 Thermal Bib Tights: Winter Gravel and Turbo-Season Tights (£119.99)
The Endura GV500 is a thermal bib tight built for gravel and off-road riding, with cargo pockets on the thighs that most road tights leave out. We have not tested it ourselves. This page collects the listed features, the Tredz price and where it fits a triathlete’s winter bike training.
Available now: Endura GV500 Thermal Bib Tights — £119.99 at Tredz (RRP £154.99), correct at time of writing, 2 October 2026.
What the manufacturer and retailers list
- Fabric: listings give 54% nylon, 33% polyester and 13% elastane, a thermal fabric with a PFC-free water-resistant treatment on the shin, calf and seat.
- Pad: Endura’s 600 Series pad, described as a high-stretch pad with gel inserts and an antibacterial finish.
- Pockets and support: mesh cargo pockets on the thighs, lumbar support panels and power straps on the shoulders.
- Size and weight: a 72 cm inseam in size M and a quoted guide weight of 490 g.
Specs are taken from Endura’s product listing and the road.cc review page, which we link to without quoting. Check the Tredz page for the current sizes.
Where it fits a triathlete’s training
The points below are our reading of the listed specs, not test results.
- Cold-weather road and gravel rides. A thermal fabric with a water-resistant finish suits the wet, cold rides that fill the off-season.
- Long rides without a jersey pocket. The thigh pockets hold a spare tube, a gel or a phone, which helps on rides where you want a minimal kit.
- Not a race-day garment. It is a winter training tight, not an aero one. For a lighter-weight option see our review of the Endura Pro SL bib tights II.
Where to buy
Tredz lists the Endura GV500 Thermal Bib Tights at £119.99 at time of writing, and the link below goes to the same product page.
Related guides
See also our guide to the best bib tights for autumn and winter and the best winter cycling gloves.
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