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MSRP $ 50.00
# of Reviews 2
Average Rating 3/5
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Submitted by SteveS a Weekend Warrior from Houston, Texas
Date Reviewed: April 19, 2000
Favorite Trail:Hill Country
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Strengths:Price, look, overall quality
Weaknesses:they are bibs
Similar Products Used:None
Bike Setup:1999 Airborne Zeppelin, Dura Ace/Ultegra mix, Rolf Vector Pros
Bottom Line:I got these as an experiment having never used bibs but always regular shorts. From my experience, there is not a problem with the quality of the shorts, the chamois pad, or even the sublimation, those things are all fine. The problem is that bibs are more effort to get into, and if you have need of a pit stop during a ride, they are a problem at a time when there should be no problem. Sorry, I am back to regular shorts and the bibs relegated to short rides only.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:3

Submitted by Evan Truesdale a Cross-Country Rider from Chicago IL
Date Reviewed: October 22, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Downtown chicago
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Super comfy chamois
Cool graphic on side
very warm
Weaknesses:
the shoulder susperbers arn't lycra, their this scratchy polyester dealCahmois and stiching tend to deteriorate after time
Bike Setup:
Giant TCR 1T stock components
Bottom Line:These look really cool, are very warm, and have an exelent chamios that typically costs $30 more on bib's.However, after very delicate care on my part (hand washed after every ride) the chamois's tiching is coming off and their are small holes are appearing where the stiching used to be. Also the stiching in other area's is coming loose after a while and I never have put them in a washing machine, ever! The deterioration is rather signifigant in the @$$ crack seam, the fabric is pulling away from each other and leaving lots of little holes next to the seam lines. VERY ANNOYING4-looks
2-stiching
4.5-comfortreally need's to be 3.5 but the stiching is too big of an issue especilly, when coming from a quality manfactre like airborne
Overall Rating:3






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