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  1. #1
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    I bought the Adiamos. I had to throw them out. They were huge! The chamois was huge, too and that was the the size small. No extra smalls.
    My best liners are the Sugoi ones I bought on TE. However, I wore them all day at class last week and the grippers really chafed my legs. But they fit perfectly. I think they just need to be washed a little more.

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    Have you tried a cycling short? Sierra Trading Post has a great price now on the Shebeest SSS short which is a very high quality short at a good price. I think real bike shorts work better than liner shorts. If its cold you can also layer them up with leg warmers, or unpadded tights.

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    Also, no matter how much padding you have between yourself and the seams of blue jeans, they're going to cut into you. If you still prefer a liner, best to wear pants with a gusseted crotch.
    Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crankin View Post
    My best liners are the Sugoi ones I bought on TE. However, I wore them all day at class last week and the grippers really chafed my legs. But they fit perfectly. I think they just need to be washed a little more.
    What's nice about the Sugoi liners is that they use a real chamois not junk. I think one of the Sugoi liners has their top line chamois. Andiamo may have improved but the ones I had many eons ago were junk.

    Even so, I can't imagine wearing a liner short all day long if I'm not actually cycling. Not only are the grippers uncomfortable all day, but that part of your body needs ventilation. It just isn't healthy.
    Frends know gud humors when dey is hear it. ~ Da Crockydiles of ZZE.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SadieKate View Post
    What's nice about the Sugoi liners is that they use a real chamois not junk. I think one of the Sugoi liners has their top line chamois.
    Does that mean it's actually leather?

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    In the old days, yes. Today's chamois are an incredible creation of synthetic fabric and padding that wicks, shouldn't chafe, is ergonomically better designed, etc., etc., etc.
    Frends know gud humors when dey is hear it. ~ Da Crockydiles of ZZE.

  7. #7
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    I agree, SK, the chamois in the Sugoi liners is as good as any of my regular shorts.
    I think next time I ride to the train, I will go without padding.

 

 

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