opinions on aerotechdesigns bib/shorts?
04-03-07, 07:06 PM
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opinions on aerotechdesigns bib/shorts?
I was doing a search for different bib/short brands and bumped into this website that specializes in those things: https://www.aerotechdesigns.com/bibshort.htm#sizes
$60 for the bibs and $25 for the shorts. Is this too good to be true? Have anybody else tried this homegrown brand? I'm getting tired of shopping for deals for expensive (but comfortable) PI, Descente, etc.
If nobody has tried it, then I'll take one for the team and bite the bullet, but if there are some bad reviews about this product, please let me know!
$60 for the bibs and $25 for the shorts. Is this too good to be true? Have anybody else tried this homegrown brand? I'm getting tired of shopping for deals for expensive (but comfortable) PI, Descente, etc.
If nobody has tried it, then I'll take one for the team and bite the bullet, but if there are some bad reviews about this product, please let me know!
04-03-07, 09:31 PM
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I have not used the bibs but I have 2 pair of the pro shorts and could not be more pleased. I wash and dry in the machine. I will buy more when I need to replace other brands as they wear out.
04-07-07, 02:05 PM
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I'm curious about this place. After going to their website I was surprised to learn that the address on the website is only ten minutes from my house. I drove to the address and there is a small two story building with an empty store on the first floor and a blue door with 1132 above it that leads (I assume because the door was locked) up stairs. Looking at the windows on the second floor it looked like apartments.
I did find some favorable reviews here though: https://shopping.yahoo.com/merchratin...recent&from=21
I did find some favorable reviews here though: https://shopping.yahoo.com/merchratin...recent&from=21
04-09-07, 09:10 AM
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I have a few pairs of their women's shorts. They're very comfortable and they've held up great. In fact, they've outlived both my Terry and my PI shorts.
04-09-07, 10:42 AM
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All I needed was a few positive experiences. I'll give the bibs a try then. It's worth it if I can spend half of what bibs normally cost from the leading comfort makers (Assos, Castelli, PI, etc.)
