My Fenster wool knickers rock all kinds of arse. I love the feel and performance of merino wool and the quality is seen throughout the knicker. My only gripe is that I'd prefer a slightly thinner chamois, but these work waaaaay better than anything else I've tried. Plus, I can wear them in a wide range of temps. Keep up the good work!

Posted by: Flyinryan2 | September 28, 2008 7:11 pm

these knickers are an ass kicker! I just got me a pair and dig the s**t out of em. I only wish you guys made them as trousers and in different colors... I'd buy me a pile.

Posted by: Nybe | September 26, 2008 5:47 pm

I purchased the nice baggie combo. I liked them and I also would chance one thing about them. The cut on the elastic is straight across and not dropped in the front. They tend to ride up on my stomach and that's not comfortable. If I had a beer belly to keep them down, that would make them better but would also make me not want to ride very much since those are uncomfortable as well. Thanks for the great products.

Posted by: Brian | September 26, 2008 2:55 pm

Love these knickers....great on the bike...great on the town.

Posted by: Jim | September 24, 2008 9:41 am

These things are perfect for my commute to work. They take me from the coffee shop to work and then to the bar in style and in comfort. They are the best I have worn in the last 5years.

Posted by: Clay Crymes | September 24, 2008 6:46 am

Super nice shpants. Stretchy, comfy and durable too. The liners are sweet and work REALLY well. Hard to say how these could be better!

Posted by: Doug anderson | September 24, 2008 4:06 am

These knickers rock - they get me to work and even to the occasional meeting; plus they work great on the trails too!

Posted by: David | September 23, 2008 9:42 pm

Fenster Knickers - Still making them for this fall season? These are so comfortable that I can't wait untill winter to start using them again. They look great and work great on any bike I'm riding, road-fix-mountain.

Posted by: Ray | September 23, 2008 9:16 pm

I love the Rosco knicker. It looks "different", which is something I like, but it is designed and constructed well, too. It's the perfect pants to wear while riding my recumbents, and when I don't feel like bringing "regular" pants on a bike tour, these are much better than wearing bike shorts around.

Posted by: Larry | September 23, 2008 5:58 pm

In the interest of full disclosure, I am not now and have never been a bike messenger. My sole source of cred is three years of bike commuting in Minnesota. These are, without a doubt, the most comfortable pants-like objects I've ever owned. This is significant, since I lack the stereotypical malnourished biker boy physique: I'm 6'1", clock in around 200 lbs. and I have redwoods for thighs. The Roscos are roomy, bendy, flexy, comfy and a bunch of other -y superlatives I haven't gotten around to making up yet. Get some.

Posted by: Charles | September 23, 2008 12:49 am

These come in precise sizes, they have a very nice detail in that there is a panel for comfort in the crotch of these pants instead of a normal four corner seam like other non bike pants, and some other bike pants do. And no offense but the picture does not do them justice, they are of a very nice quality textile. Super comfortable knickers, and the best part they fit women too. You may say that all swobo knickers fit women too, but I would disagree when you get to the j-mak, the the brunos fit just like these. Really great knickers.

Posted by: Regina | September 23, 2008 10:52 am

After picking up some stinging nettle and thinking I had become crippled, I decided to go knickers. I thought they would look stupid, but they are actually pretty cool - literally. You get good coverage but also good ventilation, and you don't look like a goof.

Posted by: Tony | September 23, 2008 9:54 am

These are the most versatile shants that I have ever worn...They are comfortable to bike in and my wife thinks my butt looks nice in them too (which is a huge concern). All around coolest short-pants I have come across.

Posted by: Nick | September 23, 2008 8:36 am