I've had no problems whatsoever with any Lidl stuff - it's washed time and time again with no shrinkage, no fadings, and the CoolMax is excellent at wicking sweat away. Indeed I think you get cycling clothes that are extremely good value for money. For everyday cycling, it can't be beaten IMO.
See if I can get over to Slough to take a look.
Pronunciation was never my strong point, so I have to ask, how do you pronouce 'Lidl' ?
garryb
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Cheers, helen s
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Pronunciation was never my strong point, so I have to ask, how do you pronouce 'Lidl' ?
garryb
Here it's pronounced Liddle but in German it's Leedle. -- Michael MacClancy Random putdown - "I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure." - Clarence Darrow www.macclancy.demon.co.uk www.macclancy.co.uk
Anyone know how Lidl sizes shape up? The Aldi largest size really is very large, but I'm wondering if the same is true of Lidl.
Steph veryfatbirdonabike
It varies. But it this way, I've got Lidl cycling jerseys in XL which are not a tight fit. Ditto for the shorts. Yet - I've also got stuff ion the same size which *is* snug. I always open the bags & check out the stuff for size.
Cheers, helen s also veryfatbirdonabike
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