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Old 03-24-24 | 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by pepperbelly
Better pad makes sense. I was looking at Primal and they have several in different prices.
Most of theirs have a "chamois guide" that makes claims of how long they are comfortable to ride in. How they determine this and how consistent it is with the consumers, I have no idea, especially since saddle model and saddle tilt also play a factor. Also note that their price points don't always align with their chamois levels. I recently bought a pair of Evo 2.0 bibs with their "E6 carbon" chamois rated for 6+ hours, but haven't had the chance to test that claim yet.
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