Azonic Rhythm Cargo Shorts 2007

When you ride you want to be comfortable. When you ride for a long time or if you ride hard becoming more uncomfortable has a greater possibility to happen. It is the reality of activity under constraint. If your legs are in motion there is the possibility that chaffing may occur. There are any number of discomforts that may arise.

Not all bicycling is about those tight biker shorts though. Some people like to roll down mountains or tear up hills. For some people what is more exciting than pavement flying beneath skinny wheels is when they are leaning into a curve to avoid a tree while they traverse the incline between them and their final resting place. There are shorts for that, you know?

Azonic has made shorts in the past and they have continued to do it into the present. The Azonic Rhythm Cargo Shorts are an example of the evolution of a product. Sometimes when a company keeps doing something they apply the knowledge that they have acquired in practical and pleasing ways. When it comes to comfort Azonic has learned a thing or two about what works when you are rolling down a hill.

One of those things is nylon. Since it works Azonic made the whole pair with the stuff. They also included some spandex side panels because you are on a bike and maybe they look like trophies or something. But nobody wants to take off down the trail or for a free-ride with nothing on their person. Just for those of you who want to carry idea or whatever these Rhythm cargo shorts have some pockets and stash pockets and such. You can carry so much that if you did not have a ratchet buckle closure system your shorts might fall down.

You can find these things and others like them online. They are available in different colors. If you are lucky you can find them in local stores. Around the time this was written they were available for less then thirty pounds. Wherever you have to seek them out, do yourself a favor, cover your butt, and buy yourself a quality pair of bike shorts. You know you will be better off wearing something cozy the next time you hop on the bike and do not want to get off. At that point it is practically too late. You'll be down around that curve and then rolling along the sidewalk and across that grassy spot. Next thing you are standing on those places you probably shouldn't even walk. Ehh, anyway you know how these things start and nearly never end. Stick to the program. Get comfortable.