The Sienna 7 Unpadded Baggy Short comes without a chamois, which is a deliberate choice for versatility rather than an oversight. If you plan to ride in it, you'll need to add a separate liner underneath for padding and saddle comfort. Options like the Rover Bike Short w. Liner or Vista Bike Short come with a liner bundled in if you'd rather not source your own. The unpadded design is what lets the Sienna 7 move easily between cycling and other outdoor activities.

The Sienna 7 Unpadded Baggy Short is designed by Krimson Klover, a Boulder-based brand known for a feminine approach to women's sportswear, to be versatile enough for any kind of outdoor adventure. While it's technically built to attack the trails, the unpadded construction means it works just as well for hiking, camping, or casual wear without a bulky chamois underneath. Riders who want one short that crosses between mountain biking and everyday outdoor use tend to find the Sienna 7 earns its place in the wardrobe.

The Sienna 7 Unpadded Baggy Short suits riders who want a trail-capable baggy short they can also wear for hiking, camping, or any outdoor adventure. Made by Krimson Klover with a refined, women's-focused fit, it has a 7 inch inseam and a high back waist for extra coverage. It's a strong fit if you already own a liner you like, or prefer to choose your own padding. Riders who want a short that handles mountain biking without committing to a built-in chamois tend to gravitate toward the Sienna 7.

The Sienna 7 Unpadded Baggy Short has a 7 inch inseam paired with a high back waist that adds coverage where many riders want it most, particularly when leaning forward over the bars. This makes it a comfortable choice for riders who prefer not to worry about gaps at the waistline during active movement. If you want more leg coverage, the Sienna 10 Unpadded Baggy Short offers the same style with a longer 10 inch inseam.

Both the Sienna 7 and Sienna 10 Unpadded Baggy Shorts share the same Krimson Klover design, high back waist, and unpadded construction. The difference is leg length: the Sienna 7 has a 7 inch inseam for a shorter cut, while the Sienna 10 offers a 10 inch inseam for more leg coverage. If you prefer a lighter, less-covered feel or ride in warmer conditions, the Sienna 7 fits that preference. If you want more coverage down the thigh, choose the Sienna 10 instead.

If you don't already own a cycling liner, the Sienna 7 Unpadded Baggy Short will require a separate liner purchase before you can ride comfortably in it, since it comes without any chamois. Riders who prefer a ready-to-ride setup out of the box often do better with a liner-optional baggy short like the Vista Bike Short or Rover Bike Short w. Liner, both of which include a removable liner. The Sienna 7 makes most sense when you already have a liner you trust or want to pick your own.

The Sienna 7 Unpadded Baggy Short has four pockets: two front hand pockets and two rear pockets, one of which includes a security flap. This matters for riders who want to carry a phone, keys, or trail snacks without a pack, and the security flap helps keep items in place during active trail riding. The pocket setup reinforces the Sienna 7's dual role as both a mountain biking short and a practical choice for broader outdoor adventures.

The Sienna 7 Unpadded Baggy Short is built around a casual, non-kit aesthetic for trail and outdoor use. If you find yourself doing longer or harder rides and wanting higher chamois support in a close-fitting short, a performance option like the Bella Bike Short or Breakaway Bike Short would serve you better. If you simply want a fitted everyday cycling short rather than a baggy look, the Actif Bike Short is a natural starting point. The Sienna 7 is at its best when you prefer a relaxed silhouette over a traditional cycling fit.