I wish the sellers would show the chamois in the product description. i have spent so much money on shorts I don't like any more.
The Sheebeast Ultra is quite expensive but it may be worth it.
I see that it's a ten panel construction which sounds promising. Does it have a center seam?
I personally find them quite unflattering, I don't need my big belly bisected by a seam
The photo doesn't show that view either.
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06-04-2007, 08:51 AM #1
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06-04-2007, 05:09 PM #2
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Not only that, but a really good description of the chamois would be helpful. Forget all the technical mumbo-jumbo -- how THICK is the chamois; does it extend to the thigh? Etc., etc. That's what's important to me.
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06-05-2007, 04:47 AM #3
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Well, I received both Shebeest shorts yesterday. The SSS will be perfect for my 30 mile rides if not longer.
The ultra chamois came too high up in the rear. I have never had sit bone issues so this may be an over-kill for me in that area.
My girlfriend just got a pair of PI micro sensor and althought the chamois is not as thick as the shebeest ultra, it is not as big in the back. I will probably exchange the ultra's for the micro sensor.
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