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These cycling shorts are form fitting and are usually made out of Lycra or similar materials. They are held up by a bib (like a set of suspenders or braces) instead of an elastic waistband. Bibs are much more comfortable when riding because they don't dig in the skin and cause chafing like their elastic waistband brethren, and they also usually have large sections of netting to help evaporate sweat and cool down the rider. Most bib shorts have sewn in seat pads for extra comfort. |
Baggy cycling shorts are just that--baggy. They look like casual shorts, but are actually designed for riding, equipped with a special liner that hugs the legs and eliminates sweat. These shorts are often referred to as mountain bike shorts, as they are more acceptable during this type of riding that does not necessarily require tons of speed. Baggy shorts are great if you often commute using your bike, as they look like normal shorts that can be worn around the grocery store as well as on the trail. Like bib shorts, these too have sewn in seat pads.
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