REVIEWS GAGE DOCKMATE BIBS SKIN

However, for those with external plumbing, it does make watering a tree mid-ride a bit more awkward than with some lower-cut bibs. This feature is not present on these men's bib shorts for obvious reasons and I am unable to comment as to the effectiveness, but a review of the Velocio women's Luxe bib shorts is inbound.īack to the men’s bibs, at the front, the waistline comes up quite a bit higher than on a lot of competitors, which prevents your belly button from playing peekaboo if you’re standing around in a short - or race fit - jersey.

The simplicity of the braces on the Luxe bibs allows for the Fly Free rear on the women’s version, which Velocio say allows for nature breaks without the need to remove jerseys and helmets or glasses.

Up top, the bib straps are simply a single-ply 4.5mm piece of lycra which have plenty of stretch and don’t dig into your shoulders, nor do they chafe at the front.

REVIEWS GAGE DOCKMATE BIBS SKIN

The fit is definitely of the second skin variety however, there is enough stretch in the fabric that you don’t feel like you're wearing a sausage casing. The bibs are a slim cut, and the fabric is pleasantly compressive, offering excellent support for your muscles over hours on the saddle. The fabric is matte and doesn't go see through when it's stretched (Image credit: Colin Levitch)

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