What Lycra Shorts?
Discussion
Don't bother with shorts, IMO. Go for proper "bib shorts": much, much more comfortable, as there's no waistband to cut-in.
Budget? Things get very silly, very quickly!
FWIW I like Castelli. Their Velocissimo shorts (£80ish) are particularly good: better than the Aero Free (£130) shorts IMO. Giordana were excellent, but are hard to come by and i don't know about their recent stuff.
Head good things about DhB from Wiggle, although it seems Pro (?) shorts are favoured as the cheaper ranges are alledged to have rather thin lycra.
Endura were...OK. Got some FS260 Pros. Big, fat lumpen pad and OK-ish quality.
Budget? Things get very silly, very quickly!
FWIW I like Castelli. Their Velocissimo shorts (£80ish) are particularly good: better than the Aero Free (£130) shorts IMO. Giordana were excellent, but are hard to come by and i don't know about their recent stuff.
Head good things about DhB from Wiggle, although it seems Pro (?) shorts are favoured as the cheaper ranges are alledged to have rather thin lycra.
Endura were...OK. Got some FS260 Pros. Big, fat lumpen pad and OK-ish quality.
adidas fit me best of the lot, its really a case of trial and error, be prepared to wander around bike shops trying stuff on or just go online and order a load of shorts from different manfacturers and in a variety of sizes from places like chain Reaction and send the stuff back that doesnt fit. CRC's return policy is great and the collect+ returns process is dead easy.
bibs every time, and dont forget the chamois cream...
bibs every time, and dont forget the chamois cream...
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