2010 LG Speed Matrix Vs. PI P.R.O.
03-29-10, 08:28 PM
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03-30-10, 08:42 PM
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^ - Nope. Only Assos or Rapha.
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I have the LG power bib they are super comfy. I'm sure the more expensive ones would be even better but i dunno
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I wrote about a half page comparison between the jerseys, and then realized you were asking about the shorts ~.~...
I've tried the PI PRO (3D) and did like them because of the fit, and especially because of the dotted silicone grippers. However the 3D chamois was not for me, as it gave me a bubble butt. I tried the 4D, and they seemed to have shrunk it, but it still sticks out a little bit, enough to still be an issue for me.
As for LG, I have not tried the Speed Matrix, but have tried one of the lower line bibs, and also found the bibs to be equally bubble-butt inducing.
I've tried the PI PRO (3D) and did like them because of the fit, and especially because of the dotted silicone grippers. However the 3D chamois was not for me, as it gave me a bubble butt. I tried the 4D, and they seemed to have shrunk it, but it still sticks out a little bit, enough to still be an issue for me.
As for LG, I have not tried the Speed Matrix, but have tried one of the lower line bibs, and also found the bibs to be equally bubble-butt inducing.
03-31-10, 07:54 PM
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Bubble but's not ideal. Thanks for the info. Sounds like I need to check out other brands as well.
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I'm a huge fan of GORE's bibs, although I've only tried and owned one pair. I think CC stocks a few types. I believe that they are "true" to the measurements listed along sizes. I measured my waist at a med, my hips at a large and got the medium, fits perfectly.
Found them on amazon
https://www.amazon.com/GORE-Bibtights...088845&sr=8-11
Found them on amazon
https://www.amazon.com/GORE-Bibtights...088845&sr=8-11
