Karma Delta Bib Short - Men's
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Why We Like
With its unmatched comfort from the breathable Thunderbike Power fabric, the Santini Karma Delta Bib Short is the perfect choice for hot, mid-summer rides. The compressive fabric keeps our legs moving easily, while the GITevo chamois with a gel core absorbs shocks to keep us comfortable during long rides.
Details
- Cycling shorts ideal for hot summer road or gravel riding
- Compressive Thunderbike Power fabric offers comfort and breathability
- Elasticated waist ensures comfort in the riding position
- GITevo chamois with a gel core absorbs shocks for seated comfort
- Printed leg gripper keeps the shorts in place while riding
- Item #SANS0A2
- Material
- Thunderbike Power fabric
- Season
- spring, summer
- Fit
- compressive
- Chamois
- GITevo chamois with gel core
- Pockets
- none
- Bib
- none
- Leg Gripper
- printed leggripper
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
- Activity
- gravel, road cycling
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Overall Rating
3 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageOctober 10, 2024
Karma Delta bibs
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Santini has a nice compressive fit and seem well made. My issues were in inseam length and the seam between leg grippers and main body of short. I have been wearing ALE shorts which have been the only bibs that fit me properly in the length/inseam. I needed new bibs and the ALE Speedfondos were not available so I took a chance with Santini based on reviews. Bibs that have a longer inseam like ALE are very difficult to find, it seems as though bibs sold in the American market are shorter (?). I also prefer a seamless/welded bond between the leg grippers and body of short. My ALE have an imperceptible, sleek, modern, stylish look where the grippers join the body. Santini are nice bibs but not for me.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
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