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Castelli Ergo Due Bibshort - Men's

Castelli Ergo Due Bibshort - Men's description

The boss left early todaygood thing you wore the four-way stretch Castelli Men's Ergo Due Bibshort under your work clothes. Goodbye office chair, hello long lunchtime ride.

Bottom Line: Keeping your cycling addiction on the down-low.

First of they run small. I have a 31 waist and had to go to a Large and could almost wear a XL. The reflective dots starting coming off after 2 washes. On the third outing the leg gripper really frayed. The Kiss Chamios is great. After a couple of 3 hour rides there was absolutely no discomfort from my saddle. I would give them 5 stars if they did not fray.

About a month into riding one leg gripper is super frayed; probably going to return them.

These are some great quality material bibs. However, you if you haven't already heard, you should really go up a size from what you are used to. I'm 6'1" 200lbs, and the L's squeezed my thighs like a python.I had to return the L's for XL's, so I can't attest to the durability first hand yet, but I have friends that swear by their Castelli gear. And at these outlet prices it really can't be beat.

I bought a pair as my first short. Soon learned why they're relatively affordable. Like others, the elastic has frayed (completely away in my case), and the material seems budget-minded. I'm not saying they're terrible, but I am saying you're probably paying an extra $30 for the name. If doing it over again, I'd probably shop around more.

I love the bibshort, it has more padding, and didn't pull on my shoulders.