More interested in comfort than style.Any suggestions?
Banjo Fuelled with Jelly Babies Location South Wales 19 Apr 2010 #1 More interested in comfort than style.Any suggestions?
slowmotion Quite dreadful Location lost somewhere 19 Apr 2010 #2 I got some baggies from Wiggle. The padded undershorts can be worn with jeans or whatever you want. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Altura_Ascent_Baggy_Cycling_Short/5360048654/ Shop around, you can probably get them cheaper elsewhere now.
I got some baggies from Wiggle. The padded undershorts can be worn with jeans or whatever you want. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Altura_Ascent_Baggy_Cycling_Short/5360048654/ Shop around, you can probably get them cheaper elsewhere now.
John the Monkey Frivolous Cyclist Location Crewe 20 Apr 2010 #5 If you do go for the linked Altrua ascents, bear in mind that the sizing is on the large side - I'm a 32" waist, and the medium drowned me. If you can stretch your budget slightly, Endura's "Hummvee" shorts are absolutely superb.
If you do go for the linked Altrua ascents, bear in mind that the sizing is on the large side - I'm a 32" waist, and the medium drowned me. If you can stretch your budget slightly, Endura's "Hummvee" shorts are absolutely superb.
OP OP Banjo Fuelled with Jelly Babies Location South Wales 20 Apr 2010 #6 Madison or Dhb ? I think these would do http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Madison-Peleton-8-Panel-2009-lycra-cycling-shorts_25380.htm But have had good value from dhb kit before. Anyone using the Madison ones ?
Madison or Dhb ? I think these would do http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Madison-Peleton-8-Panel-2009-lycra-cycling-shorts_25380.htm But have had good value from dhb kit before. Anyone using the Madison ones ?
redjedi Über Member Location Brentford 20 Apr 2010 #7 I recommend the Lusso shorts. Very good quality, reasonable priced and made in the UK. They are a little hard to come by at the moment due to supply issues, but CRC have some good stock. I recently got the Pro Gel bib shorts and they are extremely comfortable. If you are doing long distances, I would recommend getting some bib shorts. You'll never look back.
I recommend the Lusso shorts. Very good quality, reasonable priced and made in the UK. They are a little hard to come by at the moment due to supply issues, but CRC have some good stock. I recently got the Pro Gel bib shorts and they are extremely comfortable. If you are doing long distances, I would recommend getting some bib shorts. You'll never look back.
OP OP Banjo Fuelled with Jelly Babies Location South Wales 20 Apr 2010 #8 I havent tried bibs. I imagine the straps keep the shorts pulled up correctly?
redjedi Über Member Location Brentford 20 Apr 2010 #9 They do indeed. They also won't dig into your stomach and can help hold in some of the unwanted bulges
They do indeed. They also won't dig into your stomach and can help hold in some of the unwanted bulges
ACS Legendary Member Location Just below the snow line 20 Apr 2010 #10 + 1 DHB bibs shorts Recent convert to bibs.
Kestevan Last of the Summer Winos Location Holmfirth. 20 Apr 2010 #11 I was in Decathlon last week and they had some quality bib-shorts on offer for £19.99. They're the same pair I bought last year for £45.00. Exceptionally comfortable and so far so well made. I almost bought another pair.... but I had the Mrs with me so I couldn't "hide" the purchase
I was in Decathlon last week and they had some quality bib-shorts on offer for £19.99. They're the same pair I bought last year for £45.00. Exceptionally comfortable and so far so well made. I almost bought another pair.... but I had the Mrs with me so I couldn't "hide" the purchase
M magnatom Guest 20 Apr 2010 #12 satans budgie said: + 1 DHB bibs shorts Recent convert to bibs. Click to expand... +1 I've just purchased my 3rd pair. I use them day in day out for commuting, now that the weather is improving.
satans budgie said: + 1 DHB bibs shorts Recent convert to bibs. Click to expand... +1 I've just purchased my 3rd pair. I use them day in day out for commuting, now that the weather is improving.
yello back and brave Location France 20 Apr 2010 #14 If you're looking for inexpensive, I could point you in the direction of Ozzo (Mike Dyason) shorts.... www.inmotionproducts.com ...they are a bit forgotten now but used to regularly feature in 'best buys' many years ago. Besides, at £18.35 they are worth a look.
If you're looking for inexpensive, I could point you in the direction of Ozzo (Mike Dyason) shorts.... www.inmotionproducts.com ...they are a bit forgotten now but used to regularly feature in 'best buys' many years ago. Besides, at £18.35 they are worth a look.