What chamois do these use. The older "4D" chamois or the seamless 1:1 chamois. Looks like the 1:1 is green (from the Pearl Izumi web site).
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Mine are red. Not sure what they are called - the only seams on mine are around the outside of the chamois.
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I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again, Black=no float, Red and grey cleats have float, one more than the other.Cheers! Gary, Grove City, Ohio I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again,... » Read More I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again, Black=no float, Red and grey cleats have float, one more than the other.Cheers! Gary, Grove City, Ohio « Show Less
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From what I can see, this brand/seller only sells them in black. I haven't looked around too much though. Some other sellers may sell them in white, yellow, gold, nickel, or even silver. Black is probably going to be the cheapest option.
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On the website the claim it's the OU: http://rawnori.com/index.php?route=information/information&information;_id=4update: Okay, I did locate them in the OU database, (http://oukosher.org/product-search/), they're under the name Izumi.
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There is a thin layer of padding, but not a full chamois. I'm not a runner, but I don't think these pants are suited for that purpose. They're loaded with padding down the front of the leg, which is good when cycling (due to wind) but could be restrictive for a runner.
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I'm not sure. I don't remember the beige one being an option when I bought them. That is a good assumption.
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The ones I bought a year ago did. You can probably check the Izumi website to ensure they still do.
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Melita #4 unbleached is what I used. You can use the bleached ones, if you prefer. I didn't have to fold and they fit fine.
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From what I've read, the Conti GP 4-Seasons only come in three sizes - 23, 25 & 28mm. The 700x28's are what I bought to replace my old Vittoria 700X32's. The 700x28 is a significantly narrower tire (which is what I wanted) and they actually measure closer to 26mm. The benefit is a significantly faster-rolling tire than any 32-35mm tire (and most other 28's, too!). The negative is a harsher ride, especially compared to big, cushy 35mm's. I've had a few flats with them, so they're not as 'bulletproof' as they're made out to be, but all-in-all, they're great tires!
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Yes they do. It's a mesh material with a decent chamois. I find them comfortable.
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No they are not two-tone. You might be looking at the lycra with the weave in a different direction, that can make part of the shorts look dull compared to the other parts. In any event these shorts OK for short rides or spinning.
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Hi, Thanks for your inquiry! There isn't much of a difference other than colour. However, only some of the Orange Models currently feature the vertical stiffeners at the foot of the bivy, where as all of the green models possess this new feature, which helps improve breathability. If there's anything else I can do, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks, The Gear Out Here Team
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Thank you for your question. They only come in black/green.Warmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForever
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Sizing is true to Pearl Izumi size charts. If you're right on the boundary between two sizes and have smaller/thinner thighs and like higher compression you could go with the smaller of the sizes.
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There is some controversy about whether to use 23s or 25s, but there really isn't a that much difference. If you're looking for more speed, there are much more important factors. Color for instance. White bikes go faster.
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"Best" may be in the eye of the beholder and those with unlimited funds. But I've worn Pearl Izumi for years. I've used them on 25 mile time trials to 160 mile road races. Never once been uncomfortable, disappointed, or had a pair fail. I'm 6'1" #173 and large works great for me. Hope this helps.
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The green are larger, and I think less versatile. The red ones are extremely easy to use and very versatile -- I've even used them in a pinch, when I don't have a paper clip, or they're great to clip pieces of fabric together when piecing a quilt.