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I have a pair of FOX Mid-Rangers and they are pretty good. The padding seems adequate and has held up well for about a year or so.
After this weekends ride, I have concluded I need to get another pair of shorts. I was wearing my DV8's, which only have a really crappy chamois for padding and it has detached itself from the liner of the shorts, right on the butt area, making for a miserable riding experience. I have heard good things about NEMA and saw that Performance had a pair of "JEWELS" on sale and am contemplating get a pair. Does anyone have any experience or thoughts on these? |
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i wear the sausage casing type. i've gone from tight to baggy then back to tight again, just a matter of comfort and breathability, and less snagging on the seat.
Pearl izumi microsensoer shorts are the best ones, but they come at a steep price
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I just wear running shorts or board shorts. I hate spandex and i cant afford padded baggy bikie shorts.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I just can't get myself to rock a pair of spandex/lycra style shorts. Trunks/Boardshorts are ruled out also.
Im looking to get a pair of baggies with a nice pad. I saw a brand I'd never heard of on the Performance site as well, "Bellweathers" (sp?) They look to be alright. So far, Im leaning towards those NEMAs. |
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I use trunk/boardshorts. I just buy one size smaller than my normal ones and wear my usual boxer-briefs underneath. If its cold out i wear my running tights also. Don't rule them out unless you've tried 'em, I can't find anything better. Make sure you dont get the normal/baggy boardshorts though. I've had my normal ones get caught on my seatpost clamp and undo it (not fun). And they're perfect if you ever get caught in some rushing water
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Sorry holmes but if you want comfort you gotta go with a pair of your "favorite" tightie-butt-huggers (there's a reason why all those gay roadies wear them). At least put them underneath your baggys during the cool weather and feel the love. And don't forget the chamois-butter (I use vasoline).
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Bret you could always try some "ScattantGAY" lycra shorts underneath a pair of baggies....maybe that would help. You'd just have to get one or the other without a chamois pad so you don't have 2 pads. I have a pair of the Nema Crown Jewel and it is a very comfortable (but expensive) pair of shorts. They are tearing by the waistband so I don't wear them anymore though *
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I own one pair of shorts for cycling, I just wash them every week. Worth every penny for sure.
I wear blue Oakleys that have little zippers in the front that open vents when it gets hot. They have a built in semi tight short inside to hold them in place and to kep whatever out of your pants... Downhill shorts I think, but hey, who cares? Under that I wear "compression shorts" I used to wear for football. They're fine, just don't include the cup. You can get them at places like Big 5. They're in the baseball section. the oakley's are great. |
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I love my Nema Crown Jewels. Although I wish they made all bike shorts in a greater range of sizes.
I especially love them as factory seconds at $10. Gotta love living near the warehouse... For huggies, the Voler shorts on MTBR are the most comfortable shorts I own. Pearl Izumi's are great as well. |
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Fox High Frequency, Pearl Izumi baggies, and a couple pair of Azonic freeride shorts. I usually wear the first two because of the built in padding. Someone bought me some zoic baggy shorts for Christmas a few years back and they were the worst shorts I've ever used.
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