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24 Sep, 2024
well made item which fitted easily...
well made item which fitted easily
18 May, 2017
PRO QUALITY FIT AND FUNCTION
The bodypaint speedsuit is a very technical bit of kit, as the name implies it fits as close as a coat of paint, designed to fit in the tuck position this tightness goes up another level if you try to stand up straight and with the almost see through mesh back it's not going to be good for club runs or cafe runs so the big question is when you are going to use a trade (Team) version of the suit as you can't race in open time trials. These suits however are just about the best readily available suits on the market and if you can get a trade one at 50% of the price, it is a great option for club events when you can try one out before investing in a plain one for open events , and it still allows you to save that one for weekends .
But with a suit that fits this well why not use it for fast training rides , you do have to run the gauntlet of the cycle fashion stazi, but they appear to come down hard on any rider in team kit as far as I can tell. I also think that to most of the public a cyclist in any lycra outfit appear the same as they flash past whether it's in a matching road top and shorts or a speedsuit/skinsuit . Pushing a broken down bike when they can get a proper look may be another matter though!
I am biased though as I've been using these type of suits as my first choice since having to have an ileostomy +20 odd years ago and found the lack of a waistband most convenient, compared to bib shorts, or even Castelli's San Remo suit that is less dramatic in looks and fit, as its designed for road cycling being more of a top (usually short sleeved) and shorts joined together I tried and the open waist bit is just too low for my needs. Although probably a rare set of circumstances I would advise anyone who is unfortunate enough to have to had an ileostomy or colostomy to try any suit before giving up on cycling.
07 Oct, 2021
Great for restoring plastic headlights, quick results.
Purchased this as there are numerous youtube videos of using it to restore headlights.
I am impressed by the results, I have used by hand and after around a dozen applications the lights are looking great. The first half a dozen show the greatest difference and then it tapers off as you try to get the remaining bits to come off.
I suspect the best results are probably achieved by using a power buffer, but this is good enough for now.
Not tried it on metal yet
Kel