Showing posts with label women running apparel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women running apparel. Show all posts
Sunday, November 23, 2014
New Orleans Saints Plus Size Women's Go For Two II Split Neck Review
I love this shirt. It is comfortable and it washes well. I wasn't sure if the printing would hold up but it has! It still looks as good as the day I received it!
Louis Garneau Equipe Women's Shorts Review
Great shorts, comfortable, good padding. Legs were a little on tight side, but it gives me an incentive to loose few pounds. :)
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I wore these shorts for a Century ride I completed in Colorado two weeks ago and they were extremely comfortable without being too bulky. They have become one of my favorite pair of cycling shorts and I have been cycling for over 10 years.Best Deals for Louis Garneau Equipe Women's Shorts
I am so excited I found these shorts in my size and complete my kit!! Looks sharp and the compression is great!! True to size!!!Honest reviews on Louis Garneau Equipe Women's Shorts
Love these shorts, have a lot of LG athletic wear, and especially the bike shorts, very good padding. Arrived on time.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Louis Garneau Equipe Women's Shorts
I have many different brands of cycling shorts: Campi, Pearl Izumi, Canari, Zoot, 2XU and, of them all, the Louis Garneau Equipe are the most comfortable. I like the longer length, which is difficult to find in a women's cycling short. I wouldn't mind them if they were a couple of inches longer as I have long legs and these stop about 3 inches short of my knees. I like the wide waistband and the fact that there is no gripper in the legs. The compression fabric gives just the right amount of support and the padding provides comfort for the long haul without being too bulky. I am 5'8" tall and weigh 135 pounds. I wear a large to spin class and a medium on rides up to 100 miles.Friday, November 21, 2014
Cheap DeMarini Boys' Demarini Youth Long Sleeved Performance Baseball
I bought these for my boys who were participating in summer-time football conditioning. Due to their seasonal allergies they would end every practice scratching and crying because of the grass. So the coach suggested a long-sleeved undershirt for their football jersey. I looked everywhere locally and due to it not being football season really could not find any long-sleeved undershirts for boys that would offer them ventilation for the summer heat. So I found these at Amazon ad was not really expecting the quality to be great but just to serve the purpose. But we have been delightfully surprised. My boys practice 4 days a week and i wash them everyday and I thought by now the material would have begun to fray or dull but they are still in great condition and we no longer have the itchy scratchy dance after each practice!
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I couldn't find a maroon undershirt for my son's upcoming little league team and decided to buy it this one. It was more than I want to spend but when I receive this shirt I knew it was worth the price. I am thinking of buying another one for him. I ordered a large size for my "husky" 10 year old boy and it's comfortably fit.Best Deals for DeMarini Boys' Demarini Youth Long Sleeved Performance Baseball
The fit seems to run a little bigger than what I am used to. My son usually wears a youth medium, but I had to reorder a youth small as both the torso and sleeves were too long. Otherwise, the material feels great and construction looks strong.Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Reviews of O2 Men's Attack Comp Short Finger Cycling Gloves - 870200
XL is a very tight fit on my size 13 fingers/9 1/2" finger spread, but I have found that the palm pain I was experiencing with my old gloves is waning. Main complaint is that the dye leaches out of these gloves onto your hand when you first use them. I will have to see what happens after washing them.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Best Bear Grylls Men's Survivor Trouser by Craghoppers Deals
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List Price: $85.00
Sale Price: $63.75
Today's Bonus: 25% Off

I have purchased 3 of these pants (two from Amazon and one directly from Craghoppers) and thus I am assured they were not merely "lemons."
I am not sure whether Bear Grylls either replaces these pants each episode or they were simply made better during his stint on Man vs. Wild but these pants are a COMPLETE DISASTER.
On my first weekend outing (two simple overnights backpacking on designated trails only) the first pair began to fall apart. The stitching along the crotch came undone and traveled the entire gusset of the pant. The interior button (the second-securing-one) came right off (it's not a reinforced button like the main outer one). Upon further inspection (on day ONE) I noticed that literally EVERYWHERE the stitching was coming undone. I was forced to make multiple repairs with textile glue and sewing. I then switched to my backup pair for the next day. And guess what. THE SAME THING HAPPENED AFTER MERE HOURS OF EASY, TRAIL-ONLY WEAR. No scrambling, no climbing, nothing. Mere walking. That's all.
I have also used the 4-way stretch version of these pants. SAME RESULT. So either they are currently made to fail immediately or Bear Grylls doesn't wear anything made after 2011 for these WILL NOT protect you at all in any setting, let alone a SURVIVAL setting.
Thankfully I ordered the first two pair from Amazon and was able to return them within the 30 day window. Amazon was utterly amazing at assisting me, refunding my ENTIRE purchase including shipping. So in essence, DO NOT BUY THESE PANTS. Many Craghopper products are top-notch (such as the Bear Trek Long-sleeved Shirt--literally the best outdoor shirt on the market)
I have many products from Bear Grylls and normally would trust his choices for outerwear but I cannot condone that any individual buys these. They will fail you. And sadly, that might happen when you need them most.
with both types of pants and have ZERO problems with them , they fit well and they stretch well while climbing and even ripped y knee up on a rock face and all it did was scuff the stretch knee panel a bit.
List Price: $85.00
Sale Price: $63.75
Today's Bonus: 25% Off
I have purchased 3 of these pants (two from Amazon and one directly from Craghoppers) and thus I am assured they were not merely "lemons."
I am not sure whether Bear Grylls either replaces these pants each episode or they were simply made better during his stint on Man vs. Wild but these pants are a COMPLETE DISASTER.
On my first weekend outing (two simple overnights backpacking on designated trails only) the first pair began to fall apart. The stitching along the crotch came undone and traveled the entire gusset of the pant. The interior button (the second-securing-one) came right off (it's not a reinforced button like the main outer one). Upon further inspection (on day ONE) I noticed that literally EVERYWHERE the stitching was coming undone. I was forced to make multiple repairs with textile glue and sewing. I then switched to my backup pair for the next day. And guess what. THE SAME THING HAPPENED AFTER MERE HOURS OF EASY, TRAIL-ONLY WEAR. No scrambling, no climbing, nothing. Mere walking. That's all.
I have also used the 4-way stretch version of these pants. SAME RESULT. So either they are currently made to fail immediately or Bear Grylls doesn't wear anything made after 2011 for these WILL NOT protect you at all in any setting, let alone a SURVIVAL setting.
Thankfully I ordered the first two pair from Amazon and was able to return them within the 30 day window. Amazon was utterly amazing at assisting me, refunding my ENTIRE purchase including shipping. So in essence, DO NOT BUY THESE PANTS. Many Craghopper products are top-notch (such as the Bear Trek Long-sleeved Shirt--literally the best outdoor shirt on the market)
I have many products from Bear Grylls and normally would trust his choices for outerwear but I cannot condone that any individual buys these. They will fail you. And sadly, that might happen when you need them most.
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You could survive in bed for a night, but they fit very small in the legs, feel like they are going to rip apart and sound like it too. The only item I have ever sent back to Amazon.Best Deals for Bear Grylls Men's Survivor Trouser by Craghoppers
These pants are awesome I ordered these and the full stretch pants and I have been rock climbing indoor and outdoorwith both types of pants and have ZERO problems with them , they fit well and they stretch well while climbing and even ripped y knee up on a rock face and all it did was scuff the stretch knee panel a bit.
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Good pants, very functional, very good in hot weather. Seams good be sewn a little better, but they are holding together well after a trip to Africa walking, on a safari, etc. Will be using them in the mountains back home for sure. They fit true to size in my opinion : size 34 in pretty much all my pants, and a 34 in these worked great.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Bear Grylls Men's Survivor Trouser by Craghoppers
These things are bomb proof. I use the when I fly fish and can't believe how tough they are. I Love them.Friday, October 24, 2014
Discount prAna Women's Kaya Sweater Dress
This dress had odd seems, making it fall in a way that looked unnatural. The fit was also odd the arms were tight, but the armpits hung down. The X-Small was way big on me.
Plus, the fabric wasn't comfortable. It was really scratchy, but also quite thin.
Plus, the fabric wasn't comfortable. It was really scratchy, but also quite thin.
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This dress is the perfect length (not too short) and a very soft knit. Lays perfectly and does not bunch/ride up over tights. I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable this dress was, as it's sometimes difficult to purchase clothing online and have it be perfect.Best Deals for prAna Women's Kaya Sweater Dress
This dress is perfect with boots and tights. I have gotten several compliments on it. The length is perfect for me at 5'3" and it has just enough room in the arms and chest to fit a light long underware top for added warmth. The only thing I would change is the length of the sleeves, it is about an inch too long.Honest reviews on prAna Women's Kaya Sweater Dress
I'm 5'4 and about 110 lbs, size XS fits good on me. The pattern on the sleeve near the cuff is cute. It's a perfect dress for autumn or even winter in Australia as the material is warm enough even if it isn't thick. The dress isn't too short, which is great. Looks good with tights or without tights worn under. Equally stunning when paired with either ballet flats or boots.Friday, October 17, 2014
Port Authority Women's Lightweight Golf Sport Shirt. L525 Reviews
The company I worked for before ordered these shirts for me and I loved them! They are very comfortable, cool and the length and slight shaping are very flattering.
I am thinking about ordering more to wear with my current job........
I am thinking about ordering more to wear with my current job........
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Review of VIRGINIA TECH DOG LEASH-VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES DOG LEASH-2 SIZES (6
Great leash that has VT in correct team colors (often the burnt orange and Chicago maroon is tough to achieve). Very strong/thick leash, we got the 6ft long.
Only gripe: it only has the team colors only on one side, all black on the other.
Only gripe: it only has the team colors only on one side, all black on the other.
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Review of Pearl Izumi Women's Infinity Intercool Short Sleeve Shirt
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Discount Exofficio Women's Go-To Diamond Sleeveless Dress
I just received the dress and tried it on. The quality and the style of the dress is very good and the fabric of the dress is soft, not too thin or too heavy,and feels like cotton, not like synthetic. (Because it has 81% of polyester ). However, I am usually order size L or 12, but this dress in size large is too big. So I am exchanging it for the medium.
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I love having this dress in my summer wardrobe, it's stylish and cool...perfect for the Texas hot summers! I've worn it to work with wedge sandals, out shopping for the day, to dinner in the evening...very easy to incorporate into many occasions. The fit is good for me, I usually wear size 8 or 10...depending on the cut, and the size M works for me.Best Deals for Exofficio Women's Go-To Diamond Sleeveless Dress
This dress is very pretty and flattering. I ordered XS, but it was rather large in the shoulders and too long, which is probably to be expected as I am 5 feet tall. Once I had the dress altered, it was a perfect fit, and I received lots of compliments on the lovely colors, pattern, etc. Recently wore it on a trip to California, and as promised, it is a great travel dress and does not wrinkle. I plan to take the dress on an upcoming trip to a tropical climate, and I think it will be perfect. I love every product I purchase from Ex Officio. The quality is superb!Monday, September 8, 2014
Reviews of Pearl Izumi Pro Softshell Lobster Glove
last winter was the first full winter i rode through. and, to be clear, what i mean by "ride" is that i did daily 30-40 mile loops on a road bike at about 20mph or faster (because this matters; wind chill becomes a significant factor when it's this cold and you're really moving). i usually rode until at least the freezing point. after that, i would only go out if i was sure there wouldn't be left over water on the road that would freeze and take me down. so what i'm talking about are regular daily temperatures ranging from 25-40F, coupled with wind and me moving at 20mph or faster; which is really about an actual temperature well into the teens or single digits.
for the first couple months, i SUFFERED with my hands. nothing i tried worked. i bought some super nice, very expensive softshell gloves and those only got me to about 40F. awesome dexterity-wise, but not warm enough. i tried some assos baselayer gloves under those and that only bought me another couple degrees. the guy at the LBS talked me into the Gore "fusion" gloves. which have two chambers (one for warmth, one for wind-blocking) and are a neat idea, but really didn't get me to any lower digits. i even tried those goofy-looking and very awkward to use "bar mitts" and had about the same results as with everything else: every day i was coming home with freezing hands, running them under hot water for several minutes in agony, etc.
then i finally decided i'd try a new solution: a warm layer and a wind-blocking layer. i mean, this works for my torso, why wouldn't it work for my hands? so i grabbed a pair of the wool defeet gloves for warmth (which are about $20) and a larger pair of these pearl izumi pro softshell lobster gloves to block the wind. BINGO! that did it. now i'm very very cozy out there for at least a couple of hours. i did a three hour ride in 35F with an average pace of 19+ last week and didn't even THINK about my hands. which is exactly what you want. this system got me through the rest of last winter and it's looking great so far this year.
there are some downsides to these gloves, of course. they're bulky. but they're lobster gloves and they're THICK. what do you expect? you get used to it (shifting with SRAM is easier than shimano with these, fwiw). it's better than not feeling your hands and THEN not being able to shift (been there before; not fun). and yes, the bottom velcro enclosure is a little tricky to do up. but it's secure and once they're on, you don't have to think about it. no big deal.
a couple notes on my "system" described here: 1) i was careful to have a decent air layer between the two glove sizes, so that some air movement can go on. you don't want them to be tight and constrict blood flow. the defeet gloves are tight, the lobsters are roomy. 2) the nice thing about this system is that if i flat or need some extra dexterity while stopped (to eat a bar, check my phone, change a flat, adjust my bike, etc.) i just take the lobster gloves off. i still have the wool defeet gloves on to keep me warm and those are nicely form-fitting so they're almost like wearing no gloves. and my hands won't freeze like they would had i worn a single-glove system (which would undoubtedly also be very thick gloves) and taken the gloves off for dexterity.
overall, i'm quite happy with my solution and with these gloves. hopefully someone else will find this information useful and can avoid some of the painful suffering i endured.
I think these gloves are OK for temps down to -5 deg C but below that you will need an extra layer.
I mean, it's a bloody bicycle glove for Darwin's sake! I really don't want to wear these things. They are probably the nicest clothing I own; I could try them with a tux some time.
I'll get over the luxury problem after I dirty 'em a bit. They're warm and very (very) well made. I love the highly visible white shell with the well distributed high quality reflective bands. Great for turn signals, though I'd have gone for reflective orange if that were available.
They're the kind of gear that makes it fun to ride when it's below 20F. Expensive but, if you can afford 'em, nice to have.
For those that complain about the Velcro, it is very aggressive and it's not easy to get these off if you line up the top with the base perfectly. I line them up so the top is off center pulled toward the wrist / arm so about half of the base is exposed which leaves enough of a tab to grab on to for easy removal, they still hold very snug with this alignment.
Took a few minutes to get used to riding with these but I can ride comfortably on the hoods, tops, bends, and in the drops now and feel like I have a decent grip on the bars. Shifting with the little lever is a bit cumbersome but with a little focused attention works well, moving the big lever is easy as is braking.
Overall, highly recommend these for cold weather riding when gloves don't cut it.
for the first couple months, i SUFFERED with my hands. nothing i tried worked. i bought some super nice, very expensive softshell gloves and those only got me to about 40F. awesome dexterity-wise, but not warm enough. i tried some assos baselayer gloves under those and that only bought me another couple degrees. the guy at the LBS talked me into the Gore "fusion" gloves. which have two chambers (one for warmth, one for wind-blocking) and are a neat idea, but really didn't get me to any lower digits. i even tried those goofy-looking and very awkward to use "bar mitts" and had about the same results as with everything else: every day i was coming home with freezing hands, running them under hot water for several minutes in agony, etc.
then i finally decided i'd try a new solution: a warm layer and a wind-blocking layer. i mean, this works for my torso, why wouldn't it work for my hands? so i grabbed a pair of the wool defeet gloves for warmth (which are about $20) and a larger pair of these pearl izumi pro softshell lobster gloves to block the wind. BINGO! that did it. now i'm very very cozy out there for at least a couple of hours. i did a three hour ride in 35F with an average pace of 19+ last week and didn't even THINK about my hands. which is exactly what you want. this system got me through the rest of last winter and it's looking great so far this year.
there are some downsides to these gloves, of course. they're bulky. but they're lobster gloves and they're THICK. what do you expect? you get used to it (shifting with SRAM is easier than shimano with these, fwiw). it's better than not feeling your hands and THEN not being able to shift (been there before; not fun). and yes, the bottom velcro enclosure is a little tricky to do up. but it's secure and once they're on, you don't have to think about it. no big deal.
a couple notes on my "system" described here: 1) i was careful to have a decent air layer between the two glove sizes, so that some air movement can go on. you don't want them to be tight and constrict blood flow. the defeet gloves are tight, the lobsters are roomy. 2) the nice thing about this system is that if i flat or need some extra dexterity while stopped (to eat a bar, check my phone, change a flat, adjust my bike, etc.) i just take the lobster gloves off. i still have the wool defeet gloves on to keep me warm and those are nicely form-fitting so they're almost like wearing no gloves. and my hands won't freeze like they would had i worn a single-glove system (which would undoubtedly also be very thick gloves) and taken the gloves off for dexterity.
overall, i'm quite happy with my solution and with these gloves. hopefully someone else will find this information useful and can avoid some of the painful suffering i endured.
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I like the comfort and good build quality of these gloves. Also the "lobster paw" design works well giving a good balance between bike control and warmth. However in my ride this morning around Stockholm's Norra Djurgården my fingers (especially my thumbs) were painfully cold. About half an hour into the ride the pain subsided probably due to all feeling in my digits being lost... The weather report gave minus 9 degrees Celsius as the low temp for this morning i.e. not all that cold for this time of year in these parts.I think these gloves are OK for temps down to -5 deg C but below that you will need an extra layer.
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Really well made, feel great on. Everything feels high quality. Nice long cuffs. As another reviewer commented, it is in fact extremely hard to deal with with the velcro tab and I usually resort to my teeth. Annoying that Pearl did not add a half inch of non-velcro material to pull. Personally, I would rather deal with velcro that stays put instead of some methods that do not hold well. For example, I have several pairs of very high end ski mittens for severe conditions. They all have pull cord wrist closures which are absolutely impossible to loosen without stopping and major effort. At least I can easily loosen this with my teeth while riding!!Honest reviews on Pearl Izumi Pro Softshell Lobster Glove
Pearl Izumi went a bit over the top on these gloves. I can see how the list price ended up near $70. I mean, wee little rubber widgets at the end of the lobster glove optimized pull tab?! (Though it's funny they didn't extend the velcro tab enough -as others comment teeth come in handy there.)I mean, it's a bloody bicycle glove for Darwin's sake! I really don't want to wear these things. They are probably the nicest clothing I own; I could try them with a tux some time.
I'll get over the luxury problem after I dirty 'em a bit. They're warm and very (very) well made. I love the highly visible white shell with the well distributed high quality reflective bands. Great for turn signals, though I'd have gone for reflective orange if that were available.
They're the kind of gear that makes it fun to ride when it's below 20F. Expensive but, if you can afford 'em, nice to have.
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Fingers and toes set the limits of cold weather riding for me and these have taken me into the range of 25* with these gloves, albeit with some fingers rubbing together while riding to keep them warm. At 30* they are comfortable without rubbing. There is enough room in the finger area to get a finger out and against the palm of your hand to warm it easily if needed. This is riding at a moderate to easy pace, riding at a higher exertion level will keep your hands warmer of course. Sizing is true to the PI sizing chart.For those that complain about the Velcro, it is very aggressive and it's not easy to get these off if you line up the top with the base perfectly. I line them up so the top is off center pulled toward the wrist / arm so about half of the base is exposed which leaves enough of a tab to grab on to for easy removal, they still hold very snug with this alignment.
Took a few minutes to get used to riding with these but I can ride comfortably on the hoods, tops, bends, and in the drops now and feel like I have a decent grip on the bars. Shifting with the little lever is a bit cumbersome but with a little focused attention works well, moving the big lever is easy as is braking.
Overall, highly recommend these for cold weather riding when gloves don't cut it.
Friday, September 5, 2014
Discount 2XU Men's Compression Triathlon Short
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List Price: $129.95
Sale Price: $69.95
Today's Bonus: 46% Off

Bought these for my first Sprint triathlon, and ordered a large at first (I'm 6'4" @ 193lbs with a 34" waist / 36" inseam). They were an incredibly tight fit, and I ended up exchanging them for a XL. The XL is a superb fit, so beware ordering what 2XU recommends for your height and weight (Large in my case). Loved competing in these, but wouldn't want to do much more than Olympic distance as "the goods" started to ache around 15 miles, and numb shortly thereafter. Don't expect to ride IronMan distances in these without taking some breaks along the way for relief.
I am upgrading my original rating of 4 stars to 5 after a bike crash during a race over the weekend. I basically slid 10-15 feet across the pavement, thinking my shorts would be toast, I was really happy that there was almost no damage to the shorts despite some nasty road rash.
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Bought these for my first Sprint triathlon, and ordered a large at first (I'm 6'4" @ 193lbs with a 34" waist / 36" inseam). They were an incredibly tight fit, and I ended up exchanging them for a XL. The XL is a superb fit, so beware ordering what 2XU recommends for your height and weight (Large in my case). Loved competing in these, but wouldn't want to do much more than Olympic distance as "the goods" started to ache around 15 miles, and numb shortly thereafter. Don't expect to ride IronMan distances in these without taking some breaks along the way for relief.
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Comfortable for racing purposes. Emblem does peel off easily. Would not use for long distance racing. Quality could be a bit better.Best Deals for 2XU Men's Compression Triathlon Short
I was looking for compression tri shorts and have always had really good luck with 2XU products so I went with these. The chamois is a bit different than the other tri shorts I have used from 2XU and I really didn's know how comfortable it would be on longer rides.Turns out it was the perfect tickness for me on the bike and there really felt like there was nothing there on the run. The overall fit was good, although I would like them to be a bit more snug in the thighs and butt being they are compression shorts. I found them to be just a bit tighter than my normal tri shorts. I am 5'11" 180 lbs with a 34" waste and went with a medium.I am upgrading my original rating of 4 stars to 5 after a bike crash during a race over the weekend. I basically slid 10-15 feet across the pavement, thinking my shorts would be toast, I was really happy that there was almost no damage to the shorts despite some nasty road rash.
Friday, August 29, 2014
Review of ZOOT SPORTS Men's Ultra Tri 9-Inch Short
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List Price: $115.00
Sale Price: $80.47
Today's Bonus: 30% Off

These are nice shorts. The chamois is not too thin, but it's thick enough to be comfy for the bike, and thin enough that you won't notice it for the run. I really like how it feels. I had a pair of PI tri shorts and it can be tight in some areas, these Zoot ones seem to just fit well everywhere. It also doesn't have a drawstring. Which I thought I would need. But when you have a wetsuit on, you don't really need one. Don't need it on the bike, the run. Well they don't seem to feel like they will fall off. Unless you bought one 2 sizes too large.
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These are nice shorts. The chamois is not too thin, but it's thick enough to be comfy for the bike, and thin enough that you won't notice it for the run. I really like how it feels. I had a pair of PI tri shorts and it can be tight in some areas, these Zoot ones seem to just fit well everywhere. It also doesn't have a drawstring. Which I thought I would need. But when you have a wetsuit on, you don't really need one. Don't need it on the bike, the run. Well they don't seem to feel like they will fall off. Unless you bought one 2 sizes too large.
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These shorts are exactly what I expected. They fit well and perform great in triathlon situations. Padding in the seat area is great for the bike rides.Best Deals for ZOOT SPORTS Men's Ultra Tri 9-Inch Short
Shorts are very comfortable and do have a cushy pad. Have a snug fit but not too tight. Used them for a couple long bike/run workouts and they work as advertised. Recommend them for longer distance training/racing.Sunday, August 24, 2014
Buy NL111 Men's and Women's Athletic Sports Compression Short - Form
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List Price: $17.00
Sale Price: $16.00
Today's Bonus: 5% Off

At first I purchased the wrong size in these shorts. The vendor was very easy to work with and I quickly had the right size on hand. These are a lighter weight tri-type short, and although the type of stitching used initially creates a little bind in the crotch, this goes away after a couple of washes. The leg hems are not perfectly flat but have a slight ridge. They wash pretty well and seem to be holding their elasticity. For what they are charging, these are a good deal, especially for those of us who work out on almost a daily basis and are a bit reluctant to fork over $90 per pair for exercise shorts. If you want a lighter short I'd recommend these.
This shorts should go with decent bikini or thongs underwear for guys.
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At first I purchased the wrong size in these shorts. The vendor was very easy to work with and I quickly had the right size on hand. These are a lighter weight tri-type short, and although the type of stitching used initially creates a little bind in the crotch, this goes away after a couple of washes. The leg hems are not perfectly flat but have a slight ridge. They wash pretty well and seem to be holding their elasticity. For what they are charging, these are a good deal, especially for those of us who work out on almost a daily basis and are a bit reluctant to fork over $90 per pair for exercise shorts. If you want a lighter short I'd recommend these.
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I'm a guy having a ballet classes, good shorts overall, but smaller than described.Buy a size up!This shorts should go with decent bikini or thongs underwear for guys.
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I upgraded my exercise program and someone told me to try these for pants. I use them under looser shorts. It makes all the difference for me. I would not exercise without them. Excellent customer service, I needed to talk to them about sizes. I have several pair.Honest reviews on NL111 Men's and Women's Athletic Sports Compression Short - Form
Great shorts! They are thicker than I thought. They fit nice and tight. They are also short enough and I like that.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for NL111 Men's and Women's Athletic Sports Compression Short - Form
very comfortable and do the job just right. keeps the mositure away and keeps the chub rub under and booty under control.
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