Thoughts on ASSOS?
06-20-19, 01:05 PM
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What’s not to like about ASSOS?
Elite cycling gear for the discriminating cyclist.
The product care instructions on their website are not to be missed.
If you are not into hand washing your soiled workout gear you do have the option to machine wash them by themselves, on gentle cycle, in a laundry bag.
Then make sure not to soak, spin, wring or rub them.
Gently squeeze excess water out by hand and hang dry. But never in direct sunlight ofc!
Elite cycling gear for the discriminating cyclist.
The product care instructions on their website are not to be missed.
If you are not into hand washing your soiled workout gear you do have the option to machine wash them by themselves, on gentle cycle, in a laundry bag.
Then make sure not to soak, spin, wring or rub them.
Gently squeeze excess water out by hand and hang dry. But never in direct sunlight ofc!
06-21-19, 03:18 PM
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Assos sizing confuses me. They say go by height, but their own size guide would have me at XS by waist, S by weight, M by height. And then I'm looking at the T.Cento for a 220 mile ride and read reviews that the leg length is super short...
06-22-19, 01:01 PM
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Not nearly as far ahead as they were. Used to be pro (real pro) targeted, and cut. They have come back more rec rider targeted.
Castalli seems better for a racer kit, even rec racer for the $$.
(I have piles of both)
Castalli seems better for a racer kit, even rec racer for the $$.
(I have piles of both)
Last edited by Doge; 06-22-19 at 10:59 PM.
