Gill Competition Shorts Features: Ergonomically designed lycra shorts for the PERFORMANCE rider with an anatomically shaped pad and flat-locked seams for added comfort, preventing... more
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Gill Competition Shorts Features: Ergonomically designed lycra shorts for the PERFORMANCE rider with an anatomically shaped pad and flat-locked seams for added comfort, preventing skin rash. 8 panel construction removing inseam and decreasing pressure points for increased comfort in the saddle. Flat-locked seams for added comfort. Elasticated leg grippers for secure fit. Structured DuPont™ Coolmax® antibacterial foam pad with pressure sensitive design to reduce the number of hot spots, increase airflow and shape to the contours of the body. 80% Polyester, 20% Elastane. Colour: Black £34.99
Advantages: Will enhance riding confort and performance by untold amounts Disadvantages: Quite expensive at c.£50
...by the dual layer fabric of the side panels in the shorts, again providing support where it is most welcome. You won't find yourself getting too wet and bothered out on the trail either, as these shorts have an incredible ability to wick moisture away from the skin, and to repel much of the crud that hits you from the ground. The leg grippers make sure they don't slip around either, and make for greater comfort when you're shifting your weight over the bike.
I know that lycra is not everyone's cup of tea, but if you're well into the sport, then there really are no better shorts out there for keen leisure or competition use. It's even worth shedding a few pounds just to be able to wear some of these, as they look and feel so damn good! On word about the chamois liner though: it is best to remove and clean this as often as you can after long...
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Advantages: tones the bum&thigh area, fits easily under jeans Disadvantages: small pads repeatedly curl and stick together
...Did you know there are several groups of muscles in your bum and thigh area that all contribute towards the way your legs are shaped and how you walk? Well no neither did I until I started using the Slendertone Bum and Thigh (BT) shorts. The day after using these shorts I could certainly feel where these muscles were located! I've only had these shorts a few days, but I bought these shorts as an accompaniment to the Flex Max belt, and as promised in my FM review, here are my first impressions of the BT shorts.
For those who aren't aware of Slendertone or the EMS craze, then I will briefly bring you up to speed. EMS is Electric Muscle Stimulation and Slendertone provide a range of body toning garments that use EMS. EMS basically stimulates your muscles to contract and relax as they would during exercise, however, you don't have to put...
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Advantages: Great quality, good price, excellent! Disadvantages: Difficult to walk in
...Having not ridden a bike for just over 11 years, and, therefore being a 'born again' cyclist I nver realised the pain and agony that I would suffer.
I have never been in to lycra. The skin tight look is very unflattering on me and there is no way that I can pull it off. I always thought that 'proper' cyclist clothing was just for show and served no real purpose. How wrong was I. My first ride out consisted of a 10 mile warm up. I went out in a normal pair of shorts and...............
After the first 2 miles I was getting a numb rear. After 5 miles the chaffing set in, and after 7 miles I was in absolute agony. I could not sit down properly for 3 days and I was walking funny for 2.
After this fiasco I went in to a local shop and decided to get some lycra shorts. I was told by the very helpful assistant that there were...
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