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  1. On wiggle at the moment finalising an order. I want to add on some
    men's XL baggy shorts as cheap as possible, but as comfortable as
    possible.

    Any views on the Altura Gravity Shorts?

  2. elyob said:

    On wiggle at the moment finalising an order. I want to add on some
    men's XL baggy shorts as cheap as possible, but as comfortable as
    possible.

    Any views on the Altura Gravity Shorts?

    You know what, I'm all grown up, I decided to make my own mind up 😉

    Ended up paying a little more and going for something that looked
    better ....

  3. elyob said:
    elyob said:

    On wiggle at the moment finalising an order. I want to add on some
    men's XL baggy shorts as cheap as possible, but as comfortable as
    possible.

    Quoted message said:

    Any views on the Altura Gravity Shorts?

    You know what, I'm all grown up, I decided to make my own mind up 😉

    Ended up paying a little more and going for something that looked
    better ....

    Since Rohan seem to have stopped making Striders for men (and I
    regrettably ripped my last pair on a black run at Kirroughtree) I too
    am without a pair of plus-fours where the hem falls just below the
    knee and is tight to the skin to prevent wasps and wind from intruding
    where it's not invited.

    Only things that I've seen close so far are Raphas, but I'm not sure
    how durable they'd be and they're excessively top dollar :-(

  4. Duncan Smith said:

    Since Rohan seem to have stopped making Striders for men (and I
    regrettably ripped my last pair on a black run at Kirroughtree) I too
    am without a pair of plus-fours where the hem falls just below the
    knee and is tight to the skin to prevent wasps and wind from intruding
    where it's not invited.

    So get a pair of Bags, trim off the legs where you want and add suitable
    velcro (or have the local alterers/fixers do such for you) for a seal
    and you'll have pretty much exactly the same thing.

    If there aren't any in Rohan's bargain bin, there are usually plenty of
    pairs on eBay.

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Clinch Medical Physics IT Officer
    Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Univ. of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital
    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
    net [email hidden] http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

  5. Duncan Smith said:

    Since Rohan seem to have stopped making Striders for men (and I
    regrettably ripped my last pair on a black run at Kirroughtree) I too
    am without a pair of plus-fours where the hem falls just below the
    knee and is tight to the skin to prevent wasps and wind from intruding
    where it's not invited.

    Only things that I've seen close so far are Raphas, but I'm not sure
    how durable they'd be and they're excessively top dollar :-(

    Endura Humvee or Zyme 3/4 length?
    I have a pair of each, and do rather like them. They seem fairly durable
    so far. The Zyme is heavier weight material, and probably looks more
    'normal'.
    Just be warned that the sizing of the Zyme is a bit strange - I have
    several pairs of shorts from Endura in medium that fit me fine, but I
    need the Zymes in small.

    --
    Craig Wallace
    http://craig.neogeo.org.uk
    http://www.neogeo.org.uk

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