Anyone have any feedback on these ? Nashbar has 'em for 50.00, usually 90.
Their description suggests they might be pretty good, especially as the weather warms ( Brahma be praised ).
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Adidas Adistar shorts ?
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I can't comment on the shorts themselves, but I can say that I've bought a number of Adidas cycling items in the past year/year-and-a-half, and have been very happy with their quality and performance. My current cycling shoes are Adidas, and I have some socks and shoe covers from them that I'm happy with as well. I will probably buy some Adistar tights for next winter.
Since I also run, and I played soccer for years, I've used Adidas' products over a number of years and have liked them, for the most part. There's been a pair or two of shoes that I ended up not liking, but their clothing has always been good to me.
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After a couple of rides I give em a solid 10. All the techie features they tout are there and functional. chamois is nice, and the best job of flattening the seams I've seen. Only question is wear - they are light . It should be a pleasure finding out.
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9.8mps2 said:
After a couple of rides I give em a solid 10. All the techie features they tout are there and functional. chamois is nice, and the best job of flattening the seams I've seen. Only question is wear - they are light . It should be a pleasure finding out.
+1 on the "Adistar" cycling range, the other Adidas cycling ranges are not so well designed or featured. I think the Adistar Flow model is the best ever pair of bib-shorts.
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9.8mps2 said:
After a couple of rides I give em a solid 10. All the techie features they tout are there and functional. chamois is nice, and the best job of flattening the seams I've seen. Only question is wear - they are light . It should be a pleasure finding out.
Thanks for posting the follow-up. I'll be looking for those in the fall...
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