Women's Fit & Size Guide
509 for women riders.
Built from 8 rider reviews across 2 509 products.
509 sizing at a glance
Runs small
5 of 8 women riders reported it runs small.
Most riders size up one if they're between sizes.
509 sizing & how to measure
Measure yourself once, then match it to 509's chart on any product page. Here is exactly what to measure for each kind of 509 gear.
Chest
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the armpits, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
Waist
Measure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
Arm (Neck to Wrist)
Standing up straight with your arms at your sides, measure from the base of your neck at the center of your spine, along the top of your shoulder and down to your wrist bone, along the outside of the arm.
Waist
Measure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
Inseam
Measure from the highest point of your crotch down to your ankle, along your inner leg.
How 509 fits women, from real riders
Shop 509 gearWhat riders praise
- CE level 2 tailbone protection stands out among base-layer shorts
- Stretchy, breathable material wears comfortably under riding pants
- Grippy waistband and thigh bands stay in place during long rides
- Low profile under regular riding pants, armor is not noticeable
Watch-outs
- Fit varies, some riders found them slightly large and could have sized down
- Crotch pad is wide and uncomfortable when standing or walking off the bike
- Not all padding sections are viscoelastic; CE 2 rating applies only to the tailbone pad
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