Paul, I saw these at my lbs the other day and they looked really sharp. Only
10% wool though. Still, material had a very nice wool feel to it. For what it's
worth.
http://www.giro.com/us_en/products/men/apparel/5m-tech-overshort.html
Good luck!
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Paul -- IMO, wool is better left to winter wear, for its insulating
qualities. The lighter wool fabrics I've used for riding pants tend to wear
more quickly than cotton or synthetics of equal weight, while you wouldn't
want to use heavier wool in hot weather. I have some relatively inexpensive
nylo
Hi Paul. I like the look and design of your shorts. I sometimes sew my own
from thrift store pants (http://tinyurl.com/27s7jbv*)* and learned a couple
things along the way*. *One thing you may want to experiment with is adding
an extra layer of material over the area covering the sit bones--right
w
Hi all,
I'm looking for some feedback on my pet project - cycling shorts inspired
by Grant's writings and also the posts of several on this group.
I had my prototype of these shorts made at the tailor's about 3 months ago
and have put about a thousand kilometers on them.
I have to say I am ver
