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Anyone using Voler tights or shorts? How are they (especially the pad)? Recommended or no? Matt O. |
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>Subject: Voler tights, shorts -- opinions? From: "Matt O'Toole" matt@deltanet.com Date: 11/23/03 >2:45 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: <sMawb.9572$Cw.1364@nwrddc02.gnilink.net> > >Anyone using Voler tights or shorts? How are they (especially the pad)? Recommended or no? > >Matt O. I have the shorts. The pad is great. I highly recommend Voler shorts. They also cost a lot less than many of the other brands out there. Josh Zlotlow JAZlotlow@aol.com Sacramento, California Sacramento Golden Wheelmen www.sacgw.com |
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>Anyone using Voler tights or shorts? How are they (especially the pad)? Recommended or no? For the price I think they are great! The pad and Lycra is a little thin, but I don't like feeling like I'm wearing a diaper. The pad has always been adequate and they fit me great! A lot better than the high priced Assos. Velo Sports is also a good company to do business with, they include with your order a return envelope in case you want to return them and a questionair on how you like the product! How many companys do that. Often they throw a couple Fruities (soft candy) in with the order. Steve |
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On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 22:45:44 GMT, "Matt O'Toole" <matt@deltanet.com> wrote: >Anyone using Voler tights or shorts? How are they (especially the pad)? Recommended or no? They're comfortable for me, but the elastic in the lycra on the butt wears out somewhat quickly, especially compared to PI shorts which last forever. |
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"Matt O'Toole" <matt@deltanet.com> wrote in message news:sMawb.9572$Cw.1364@nwrddc02.gnilink.net... > Anyone using Voler tights or shorts? How are they (especially the pad)? Recommended or no? I bought one pair last year. I think they're OK for the money, but I really prefer PI shorts. The Voler pad is bulkier, but more abrasive. I can't ride them for any real distance. I made the mistake of wearing them on a century, and I got pretty raw. My wife has a pair also, & she pretty much likes them, though not as much as PI shorts either. I guess you get what you pay for. For tights, I prefer wearing simple tights over shorts, rather than padded tights. I like stretch fleece (Malden Mills Polartec). I have a couple of pairs of PI shorts that are made from some kind of different material, it's a coarser weave, not like the typical smooth Ultrasensor material. I've had these shorts for 5-6 years, and they wear like iron and are extremely comfortable. Anybody know who makes shorts like these anymore? |
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Top quality You can pay more than 3X for other bibs, but not get more than 10% more for your money. Most of their sales go to "Team Kits." |
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"Peter Cole" <peter_cole_no_spam_at_all@comcast.net> wrote in news:wGmwb.293197$Fm2.310441@attbi_s04: > I bought one pair last year. I think they're OK for the money, but I really prefer PI shorts. The > Voler pad is bulkier, but more abrasive. There is a lot of personal preference in shorts. Personally, I find the Pearl Izumi blue PRT pad (the one in most of their shorts) to be bulkier than the Voler Alcantara pad (their latest pad). On the other hand, I like the Pearl Izumi Microsensor fabric better. I haven't tried the new Pearl Izumi 3D pad yet. |
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