Adidas Adistar bibshorts review

Comfort is enhanced by the Cyctech Endurance 2 seat-pad, which has a velvet-soft upper material that's designed to wick away moisture from the skin.
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Quality feel and great fit
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Fairly heavy fabric on straps
You can trust Cycling Weekly.
Team Sky had a pretty good year in 2012 - not least because these Adistar shorts kept them comfortable.
Adidas's top-tier offering is constructed using a concept the firm calls ‘Formotion', designed to give seamless airflow.
Without testing them in a wind tunnel, it's difficult to pass accurate comment on their wind-cheating qualities, but the fit is sublime.
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