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Rogelli MTB

Great shorts that you hardly feel and can easily ride for 2.5 hours without any problems! It was hot that day and you don't notice much of that either.

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Fine underpants, although -- as also pointed out by others -- it might be better not to parade with them in places where there are many spectators.

Sits better for me than pants with chamois

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I find the mesh-like fabric to feel nasty. Chamois is fine, fit too. And presumably the material is easy to wash and dry on the go. But no. Worn one ride, but probably never again.

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The fit of the legs with the chamois is pleasant.

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Finally a long trip through France without a cycling suit. Rinsed out in the evening and immediately dry. Haven't needed spare trousers yet. In winter I try it as a second pair of trousers.

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100% positive During long bike rides of more than 100 km on a touring bike, the trousers stay in place throughout the ride and do not sag. After more than ten washes in the washing machine at 30°C (delicate wash programme), the trousers still look like new. You wouldn't expect to get trousers of such high quality for this low price.

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No more saddle sores during longer bike rides when wearing these cycling pants.

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Sits wonderfully

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Ideal for mtb-ing in warm weather. Open fabric and the leg legs are shorter than bib shorts, and therefore more cooling during exertion. Top !

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Seats well and does not feel uncomfortable under normal trousers. Warm during bike breaks of a recreational ride though

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no suspension seatpost needed with these trousers

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Very good inner shorts. The only downside I have is that the chamois is not very thick for me and therefore not very suitable for longer rides. Other than that, the shorts fit like a glove and don't bother much with sweat due to the mesh material used.

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shorts are comfortable to wear, fit like a glove and have a great fit. Stays well even without braces. Mesh structure of the material does its job. When cycling, I don't suffer from sweating whereas I do with other less well-ventilated cycling shorts. The chamois is also very good. In the right place and of the right thickness. Also nice that the seams are on the outside. Takes some getting used to but is much more comfortable than seams on the inside. The shorts are a bit transparent but not excessively so. Doesn't really matter, you still wear something else over it. Not to mention the very reasonable price.

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Bought a few months back and used 1st time 2 weeks back. Fit really good and I particularly liked the quality of the chamois and the thickness. Perspiration is drained well. Just as good as the chamois of a (often much more expensive) bib.

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I am not fond of cycling shorts, but I like to have pads. this reasonably priced underwear with pads does the job well!

Great cycling pants. The chamois could be a bit thicker for me, but that is personal. The shorts stay on well and are nice and thin and light. Be careful not to go out on the street in just the shorts, as there might be too much visible.

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Good chamois. But the trousers look completely inside-out. All the seams 'the other way round'. That takes some getting used to. The fabric is light and airy.

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Short is very comfortable, stays in place well too. I found the size as indicated in the table a bit tight, so I bought a size larger. This is of course personal preference, but when in doubt I would order a size larger rather than a size smaller.

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I had never cycled with cycling pants myself before, but I bought one for my multi-day bikepacking trip to the Ardennes anyway, so I could swap with the cycling pants that came with my baggy cycling shorts. In the end, I really liked the trousers. The chamois was good (enough) for my trip, the material is well ventilated. So well ventilated that you can't just walk across the campsite to the shower in these trousers, because they do show through ;-). I have firm thighs and a narrow waist. The trousers could be described as compression trousers for my upper legs, but at the same time it was not annoying. For this money, I am very satisfied. After using them about 6 times, I found that one seam did come loose. So perhaps the legs were a little too firm, but in the end this was neatly resolved by Mantel. Chapeau!

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