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I haven't got the 2009 pair, but I think its the 2006 model. However I just checked my pair and the shape, panels etc look like they match.
The fabric of the mesh panels is very dark and thick and does end up very high up (and I have a generous butt!). I have never had any issues. In fact its more discreet than the Shebeest short that has mesh across the back- that was very thin, quite large and I always got a tan patch in that shape.
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Thread: PI Microsensor Shorts
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05-10-2009, 09:36 AM #1
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PI Microsensor Shorts
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My PI shorts are getting a bit worn, so am in the market for a new pair. Does anyone have these shorts? http://www.teamestrogen.com/prodPI_0441.html
I am concerned with the vent panel they have put in the back. Placement looks like it would totally show your butt through the material. Just wondering if anyone has tried them.
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05-10-2009, 01:04 PM #2
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06-01-2009, 12:05 PM #3
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my husband has a 2008 micro sensor, not the PRO. I actually wear them more than he does since he got his bibs. Yes I do wear mens, they are the perfect size for my waist, the womens are too tight in the waist for me. His shorts are really comfortable, they are worn though from his old seat, and then I got a hole in them, how I am not sure. I really like them, perfect fit for me, but in the mens size.
Sarah
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06-01-2009, 06:33 PM #4
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On my third pair
and all three are going strong! I just love these shorts. I haven't noticed, nor have any of my friends mentioned, seeing my bumm through them.
I keep going back to these shorts over my others because I love how they seem to keep my legs fresh (no rub, no moving/sliding around no matter how much I sweat or move~~I never think about them while they're on) and the chamois is perfect for me. Of course, Butt Butt'r helps, too.
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06-02-2009, 08:21 AM #5
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I have these shorts as well. I agree with a previous post -- the mesh ends up quite high and is easily covered by a jersey. The shorts are very comfortable -- the leg grippers felt a little funny at first, but once you're actually riding you don't notice them and they really hold the shorts in place. The black and white is also very slimming (so I'm told...).
