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Data print will always look awful (IMO) but the kit looks decent and kudos for not paying through the nose for it. Thanks for the link(s).
What's sizing like? What size are you normally and what size did you order?
Lukas-
Yeah, I got this because I don't want black tops because of visibility, and I figured the others would be plastered with Rapha logos.
At ~61kg at 1.83m I usually wear S for jerseys (which is not exactly a race fit) and M for bibs. This is an M, and it's mostly fine. A tad tight around my chest, most noticeably in my armpits, but that might just be because I'm used to a more "cyclo-tourist" fit.
Oh and when I asked whether they could also be done without print they replied: "Shikun An: Yes, dear friend, if you don't need any logo, you can leave a message after ordering, we will make according to your request, thank you!"
I'm quite happy with this store, they're really accommodating and appear to only produce after the order, yet still ship within a week.
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I think I paid £50 for my Rapha dataprint skinsuit from archive. Most Rapha #buyers are too fat to make it look good so they were forever on sale. I totally love it for short or cx-type rides but probably look pretty silly.
I have one of these in the post so it'll be interesting to compare.
Tijmen
miro_o
And I couldn't help myself, so I've also bought this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/High-Quality-2017-more-style-Cycling-Skinsuit-Men-s-Triathlon-Sports-Clothing-Cycling-Clothing-Ropa-De/32831489352.html
Quality is quite good, as is the chamois. (I asked for a different one from the advertised triathlon chamois and they were happy to help.) I wasn't aware of it being a Rapha imitation when ordering, so I'm a bit miffed about the Rapha logos on the legs (which aren't even on the official version), but hey-ho.