Recommended knee warmers with minimal seams?

Escher303
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Can anyone recommend some knee warmers without too many seams? I regularly get a problem with rubbing of the skin on the hamstring tendon on the inside by the knee with my current pair. Fed up of scabs! Cheers
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Have the Rapha merino ones and they are silky smooth on the skin and cause me no irritation. Bit pricey at £45 for the pair but you can't buy enough comfort in my bookPain hurts much less if its topped off with beating your mates to top of a climb.0
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I have two pairs of Spesh Ex ones. Smooth and warming. Lovely.0
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Danlikesbikes wrote:Have the Rapha merino ones and they are silky smooth on the skin and cause me no irritation. Bit pricey at £45 for the pair but you can't buy enough comfort in my book
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I think defeet kneekers are seamless.0
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I have some Campag seamless ones, just a shaped tubular piece of woven material. Pretty lightweight but stay in place well and warm enough.0
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Check out Campagnolo seamless knee warmers - they're all heavily discounted by about 50-60% at the moment as it's end of line stuff. Their regular knee warmers also don't have seams down the back.0
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Wheres the best place to pick up Campag end of line stuff?Scott Speedster S20 Roadie for Speed
Specialized Hardrock MTB for Lumps
Specialized Langster SS for Ease
Cinelli Mash Bolt Fixed for Pain
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There wont be a lot left in normal sizes now though - it's been on sale for a while. And watch out for Italian sizing - go one or two sizes up, or buy a couple in different sizes and return the ones that don't fit.0
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thegreatdivide wrote:Danlikesbikes wrote:Have the Rapha merino ones and they are silky smooth on the skin and cause me no irritation. Bit pricey at £45 for the pair but you can't buy enough comfort in my book
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