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• #6227
I did find them a bit shallow, but I eventually got used to it and feel pretty normal, despite it's shallowness, it's the most comfortable cap I've ever worn, especially on a 600km ride (handwash it every night to rid the sweat).
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• #6228
Icebreaker do them
link/shop? I couldn't find.
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• #6229
Anyone else find their caps a really poof fit? .
sexist
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• #6230
is Ed going to start inserting members of the allium family in men now?
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• #6231
I did find them a bit shallow, but I eventually got used to it and feel pretty normal, despite it's shallowness, it's the most comfortable cap I've ever worn, especially on a 600km ride (handwash it every night to rid the sweat).
is Ed going to start inserting members of the allium family in men now?
He did type 'shallow' and not 'shallot'. :)
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• #6232
sexist
homophoic probably.
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• #6233
Does anyone use the Rapha boxers?
I thought I'd be clever and use my Icebreaker merino boxers for riding in but they've worn through after two rides. (Despite lasting years of abuse otherwise.)
Are the Rapha ones comfortable and do they last?
Did about 100 miles per day for 5 days wearing them (fresh pair each day, in case you're wondering). A bit of nappy cream on my cheeks, all day comfort. (Did that sound like a menstrual product?) I love them.
If you decide to try them, then be certain to get the size right so that the pad won't move around. I have medium shorts / trews from them but the correct pants size for me is small.
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• #6234
homophoic probably.
Xenophobic - making fun of my poor grasp of English language.
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• #6235
Did about 100 miles per day for 5 days wearing them (fresh pair each day, in case you're wondering). A bit of nappy cream on my cheeks, all day comfort. (Did that sound like a menstrual product?) I love them.
If you decide to try them, then be certain to get the size right so that the pad won't move around. I have medium shorts / trews from them but the correct pants size for me is small.
This - I think the reason I found mine so uncomfortable was because they were a size too big for me.
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• #6236
Xenophobic - making fun of my poor grasp of the English language.
tsk.
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• #6237
You see? Reported.
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• #6238
Thanks for the answers.
I did check their sizing guide and it recommends going for a size smaller than you usually would so that looks like the way forward.
Cheers!
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• #6239
Price, but pricey.....
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• #6240
Sorry to hear about the shallow fit of the caps, I was going to buy a large one but seeing as my head's like an orange on a toothpick it'd probably just pop off the top. Hmmm.
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• #6241
link/shop? I couldn't find.
Mrs D4 got some from Field and Trek
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• #6242
Price, but pricey.....
That's gotta be a mistake...
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• #6243
God it's not a mistake
http://www.firmamentberlin.com/acronym/22930/kr-h3_lightweight_cashmere_beanie.html
How on earth ?!
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• #6244
looking at the models face you clearly can't buy happiness
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• #6245
£238
For that.
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• #6246
yeah BUT it's like made of imported wool spun by butterflies circling a Bhudda's head in a Japanese Zen garden......FFS get with the programme!
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• #6247
So they make Rapha look pretty reasonable...
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• #6248
Very reasonably priced....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rapha-coffee-cup-saucer-brand-new-espresso-/230673095540
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• #6249
Does anyone know if there are any discount codes hovering about right now?
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• #6250
Very reasonably priced....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rapha-coffee-cup-saucer-brand-new-espresso-/230673095540
I was talking to one of the fellas in the mobile club van thing a couple of months back about these cups. He said they've seen the demand for them and that they're about to start selling them general release through the website. Reckoned they'd be £10 per cup...seemed a bit reasonable to me, but I do hope it's true. Would leave some pretty miffed ebayers out there.
Anyone else find their caps a really poor fit? I've tried 2 different styles and they're both really shallow [insert obvious joke].
In other news I had to buy a Castelli gilet because I have too much Rapha and feel like a tit.