indysteel
10-26-2006, 07:26 AM
Thanks to spinning, my mid- and lower-quads are beefing up. I'm not sure I like that development, but since I'm feeling really strong on my bike, I'll just have to deal with it! I have three pairs of PI Ultrasensor shorts--which run long in the inseam and use the "3D Elite Chamois--that are starting to feel a little tight around "the gripper." I otherwise like the shorts, but they'd be too big in the butt and waist if I just went up a size.
Anyway, I'm debating between the PI Short Cut Short and the PI Quest Short. The former has a 6-inch inseam and uses the "3D Race Chamois." I can't figuare out (even from PI's website) what the inseam is on the latter, but it uses the "3D Tour Chamois," i.e., the same one used in the Sugar Knicker. I find the Sugar Knickers to be comfortable on long rides, even more so than the Ultrasensors. Does anyone know how the 3D Race chamois compares? I'd just go with the Quests, but at only $45, I'm a little afraid that the material will be flimsy and unsupportive.
Of course, I could just order both and see which ones I like but then I wouldn't get to "talk" to all of you! I could also just try another brand but I've had good success with PI products so far and have narrowed my choices down so that I don't get completely overwhelmed by all the other choices out there.
Thanks.
Kate
Anyway, I'm debating between the PI Short Cut Short and the PI Quest Short. The former has a 6-inch inseam and uses the "3D Race Chamois." I can't figuare out (even from PI's website) what the inseam is on the latter, but it uses the "3D Tour Chamois," i.e., the same one used in the Sugar Knicker. I find the Sugar Knickers to be comfortable on long rides, even more so than the Ultrasensors. Does anyone know how the 3D Race chamois compares? I'd just go with the Quests, but at only $45, I'm a little afraid that the material will be flimsy and unsupportive.
Of course, I could just order both and see which ones I like but then I wouldn't get to "talk" to all of you! I could also just try another brand but I've had good success with PI products so far and have narrowed my choices down so that I don't get completely overwhelmed by all the other choices out there.
Thanks.
Kate