De Marchi Contour Evo RX bibshorts review
Should I see this as a good thing, softening my stark tan lines? Or should I lament that they are effecting the definition? Jury's out, but not on the quality, which is excellent.
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Fantastic quality Lycra
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Excellent technical fit
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High-quality padded insert
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Price
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leg length not ideal for leggy riders
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With their superb fit, high-quality Lycra with good reflective features and a very comfortable, multi-thickness insert boasting good ‘memory' characteristics, these were all set to be my favourite.
The only issue was that the leg length was a good inch shorter than that of all the others.
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