On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 12:21:32 AM UTC-4, Scot Brooks wrote:
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> The farthest I've gotten is running socks, boat shoes (my all time
> favorite riding footwear), Exofficio undies, and that's it.
The seams on undies can make them uncomfortable on long rides. I'm
wondering what styles of
I recently tore into an economy pack of CHEAP BVD cotton boxers, which have
quickly become my new favorite riding undies. The Target brand ones I've used
for years have a thicker, coarser cotton fabric, and require some "break in",
which means I had only a few that were suitable for long rides.
I use cheap nylon boxers from Target; sorry, forget the brands. These
are true boxers, loose and baggy that pull up above your belly button.
The key is that they are made of nylon or some synthetic, and, while
that may have its own drawbacks, I've found them very comfortable for
cycling, particular
Exofficio makes some very nice stuff. I wear the boxer briefs on long
motorcycle camping trips, for cycling I usually have mountain bike shorts with
a lightly padded liner and nylon shell. Exofficio also has some vented shirts
which might work on the bike. Some of their line, both pants and s
BCG is a dept store version of UnderArmor for about 1/2 the cost. Nice flat
seams and odor resisting tech fabric.
Goes nice under wool bike shorts or baggy MUSAs.
http://www.academy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CatalogSearch?langId=-1&storeId=10151&N=628476103+4294961754&catalogId=10051
On Sat,
I love underarmor for short rides. Any over an hour and I prefer spandex or
wool bike shorts. They evolved to be what they are for a reason.
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