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Voler shorts?
Anyone wear them and if so, which model/style? Thanks.
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Bought my first pair of bibs from them, 2 of the Elite FS, w/ the trilogy pad, highly recommended by this forum. Hammer Nutrition uses them for their stuff.
Fit is spot on, very well made/durable. Company has a great record for support (based in Grover, CA). I've used them for short and long rides (centuries). Pad could be better, but it's miles from basic Pearl/Sugoi stuff. Again, a good starting point. I've sinced upgraded to Giordana bibs, which have an even better pad/construction, but at double the price. FYI, I don't use chamois cream. I got the bibs on sale and ended up paying about 60ish w/ free shipping. Wait for black friday, as they had some good deals that whole week last year. |
Love me some Voler shorts. I only get the ones with the Trilogy pad as that's what fits me best. Their fit and durability is awesome!!
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There are some closeouts going on now. Check it out: http://www.voler.com/browse/kits/li/...m_medium=email
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Bought a pair for my girlfriend. Can't speak too much on them other than she loves them. And they look damn good on her hah
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My club has used them for years. I like them but some people don't. The biggest complaint is that the chamois is diaper like instead of form fitting. We can choose different pads; I think mine is the Trilogy.
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My club has used voler for years but I have only bought jerseys...for next year I am planning to buy shorts too and am curious about the 3 different chamois options.
From what's been posted, sounds like the Trilogy is the best option. Yes? |
I bought a kit on last years closeout. Very nice and great price.
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Been wearing them for years and love them.
Lately I've been buying them from Hammer Nutrition...good buys from good guys hehehe...a poet and don't know it. |
My club uses Voler right now and I was pleasantly surprised by the bibs. I think they are like the Elite with the Trilogy chamois pad and Quantum DSX fabric. Nice quality fabric good for warmer temps and not too thick a chamois.
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Originally Posted by bikeme
(Post 14917145)
Anyone wear them and if so, which model/style? Thanks.
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My wife bought me a pair of their top line bibs for Festivus a couple of years ago.
The pad took a while to break in; I found it initially very abrasive. But once it worked in, it was fine. Would buy again. DG |
If you're going with the Hammer option, I'd highly recommend spending the extra few bucks and upgrading to their Bergamo line. I have both, and I never use the Voler anymore. The Bergamos are superior in every way.
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Originally Posted by RecceDG
(Post 14919575)
My wife bought me a pair of their top line bibs for Festivus a couple of years ago.
The pad took a while to break in; I found it initially very abrasive. But once it worked in, it was fine. Would buy again. DG |
I have this one
http://www.voler.com/browse/product/li/1110487PRTSML One of my favourites, and I love the material overall (the Forza stuff). My only gripe about the chamois (which is otherwise comfy) is that it feels a little rough sometimes. It's definitely a nice chamois in terms of size/width/padding comfort but I had a slight texture issue. That said, it only happened on my first couple rides, so maybe it's a wear-in thing. |
My team uses Elite FS Bibs with the trilogy pad. They've been comfy and durable.
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good stuff I have several pairs.......look for sales
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I bought two last year on close out and I hate both of them. The chamois pad placement is strange on both of them. I do not have this issue with either specialized or campagnolo sportswear bibs/shorts.
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