Seat pad for cycling garment

1. A cycling garment comprising a garment configured to cover a lower body of a cyclist, the cycling garment further comprising a seat pad with a front portion, an opposing rear portion, and an intermediate portion disposed between the front and rear portions, the rear portion having an elongated groove extending between two seat surfaces having padded areas, the elongated groove extending from a rear end of the seat pad towards the intermediate portion, the elongated groove having a tip having a location that is configured to be any one of (i) at a coccyx tip of the cyclist wearing the cycling garment, (ii) forwardly of the coccyx tip of the cyclist wearing the cycling garment, and (iii) past a middle point of the seat surfaces along a longitudinal axis of the seat pad and towards the intermediate portion; a fabric piece being located in the elongated groove, the fabric piece having a higher elasticity than the two seat surfaces of the seat pad.

2. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the elongated groove extends along the longitudinal axis of the seat pad and a length of the elongated grove along the longitudinal axis is longer than a width of the elongated groove.

3. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the length of the elongated groove ranges between seven and thirteen centimeters and the width of the elongated groove at the rear end of the seat pad ranges between 0.5 and five centimeters.

4. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the elongated groove is V-shaped and defines an angle ranging between five and thirty degrees.

5. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the fabric piece comprises a single fabric layer and the two seat surfaces of the seat pad each comprise at least two material layers superposed to one another.

6. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the two seat surfaces of the seat pad each comprise at least a top fabric layer superposed to a bottom fabric layer and the material of the fabric piece is different from the materials of the top and the bottom fabric layers.

7. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the seat pad comprises inner edges defining the elongated groove and the fabric piece comprises corresponding lateral edges individually adjacent to a respective one of the inner edges of the seat pad, the inner edges individually of the seat pad and the fabric piece being configured to move freely and relatively within the cycling garment.

8. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a peripheral edge of the seat pad is secured within the cycling garment and a rear edge of the fabric piece is secured within the cycling garment.

9. A cycling garment, comprising pants, a seat pad in the pants having a rear portion configured to be oriented to align with a buttocks region of a cyclist, an intermediate portion oriented to align with a perineum region of the cyclist, and a front portion extending forwardly of the intermediate portion, at least one of the rear portion and the front portion having at least one elongated groove positioned along a longitudinal axis of the seat pad and extending inwardly from a peripheral edge of the seat pad, the at least one elongated groove having a length along the longitudinal axis longer than a width of the at least one elongated groove, a fabric piece being located in the at least one elongated groove, the fabric piece having a higher elasticity than the two seat surfaces of the seat pad.

10. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 9 , wherein the seat pad comprises inner edges defining the at least one elongated groove and the inner edges are not directly attached to the pants of the cycling garment.

11. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 9 , wherein, a peripheral end of the fabric piece is secured within the cycling garment.

12. A cycling garment comprising pants, a seat pad in the pants having a rear section configured to be oriented to align with a buttocks region of a cyclist, an opposed front section and an intermediate section extending between the front and rear sections, the seat pad having a longitudinal axis extending from the front section towards the rear section, at least one elongated groove extending between two seat surfaces having padding areas, and an elastic fabric piece defining a triangularly-shaped section extending inwardly from a peripheral edge of the seat pad in the at least one elongated groove in at least one of the front section and the rear section, the elastic fabric piece being positioned along the longitudinal axis and having two inner edges respectively extending on each side of the longitudinal axis to connect to respective inner edges of the seat pad, the elastic fabric piece being made of a material more extensible than a material of the rear intermediate and front seat pad sections.

13. A cycling garment as claimed in claim 12 , wherein the triangularly-shaped section has a length along the longitudinal axis longer than a width of the triangularly-shaped section along the peripheral edge of the seat pad.