AssosMen's T.Equipe Evo Bib Shorts(Return to Product Page)

I have slowly replaced all my bibs with Assos and recently received these as a gift. Very comfortable, thicker padding than my RS S9's, but I prefer the seamless design of the S9 slightly more. Can't go wrong either way.

I like my Assos. I've only worn them two times on the road for a 20 miler and 30 miler and once for a spin class. They are very comfortable. The pad is extra large and covers more area.

I'd say they're my favorite, but it's too early.

The material and chamois on these really fit me well, and I don't have a typical cyclist's body. Very comfortable, after initial tight fit these are tight but not too constricting, almost like a second skin after a few minutes of wear. Highly recommended

These were my first pair of high end bibs and I'm so glad I tried them. Upon trying them on I realized they were tighter than I was used to, but I've come to realize this is a good thing. Minutes into a ride I forget I'm wearing them. The straps are nice and wide and don't shift, slip, or twist. These and the Assos Equipe RS S9 are the bibs I judge all others by. Purchased on sale, they are a fantastic deal. I now have several pairs.

A great bib short means that you never think about them when you are riding. Comfort is worth the price as other bibs do not compare. I have purchased other bibs that are cheaper. The result is they are not as comfortable and do not last as long either. In the long run, you will actually save money.

I have had Assos bibs for many years and these fit as well if not better than the previous generations. The older Assos shorts I have held up better over time than any other brands I have owned. Hopefully these will do the same.

Expensive, but worth it. The difference between these and my cheaper shorts is night and day. High quality and very comfortable.

Amazing comfort and great fit. I've worn Assos T.Cento bibs for long distance rides for a long time. Loved them. But the new T.Equipe Evo bibs are even better and a lot less expensive. These are the best bibs on the market for me. Assos got these right.

It's stylish and the chamois is of good quality. Only negative is that the length of the legs are definitely on the short side compared to my other none Assos bibs. Also it's price is a little on the high side compare to other brands.

They are pricy but are very comfortable. They will run a bit small on the sizes (normal for Euro products). The insert is a bit odd and if you didn't know you would think they forgot to sew the sides but that's the way they do it and has been comfortable so far. Assos is always expensive so on that count they don't disappoint.

Im a huge Castelli fan and for the most part never had fit issues but thought I would give these a go and see what the hype is all about. Fantastic fit, well made and stylish. The price has been a hangup but depending on the longevity could be worth the small up charge. I really think I need a second pair for further investigation, lol.

I've used Assos for a number of years, but am always tempted to try other products. Recently bought some Rapha bibs, and while they were great the first year, they simply did not hold up beyond 12-18 months. I have a couple Assos bibs that are 5 years old and still usable. Will be going to Assos exclusively for high end bibs

I have been wearing ASSOS bib shorts for the last 20 plus years and these are the best yet. The perforated chamois is excellent.

Yes, Assos are expensive. Very expensive. But they are well-worth the money if you value comfort and a product that will last longer than anything else on the market. I've got Assos bibs that are 15 years old. NONE of my other bibs (Castelli, ProCorsa, Louis Garneau, Pearl Izumi) last more than 4 or 5 years, at best. Be sure to wash them in mild detergent, and hang them to dry, and you'll get many, many seasons out of them.

As for comfort, here too, Assos is the best, hands down. In your sensitive spots, on your thighs, over your shoulders, everywhere, Assos are simply an order of magnitude more comfortable than any other brand I have worn. The newer models do not come up as high on the hips as some of their older models. But, once you're wearing them, you will not notice this, and, it makes a mid-ride bio break much easier.

If you cannot justify the cost in the short term, save up your points to buy a pair. You will not regret it.

Every ASSOS item I have has performed extremely well and worn well. Yes they are expensive however they outlast most other shorts that are only a few dollars less, good return on investment!

My favorite bibs, I now own three pair. The chamois shape up front makes the difference for me.

what a difference, even from mid-level bibs. Makes long rides that much more enjoyable. For me, it's a worthwhile investment for the long rides.

I have 2 sets of these in the previous version which are starting to show signs of wear in the chamois and thought these looked like the perfect replacement. I've done many many 100+ and several double century rides in those, and wasn't keen on trying the new strap configuration on the Equip RS, why mess with success. These are an improvement over the previous version with some venting holes strategically located keep man parts better ventilated. They also seem to fit a bit more precisely, although admittedly the other ones I have of the previous generation may be showing their age with respect to fit. One word of caution, the chamois is black not violet anymore, so it's easy to get things mixed up and put these on inside out. (No I didn't ride or go outside like that, but I have done this twice now!). Net, for longer rides, they are great exceeding the previous version - I've even done a 5 hour Zwift trainer ride with them, and while mind numbing, my butt was not numb, enough said. I'll be rocking these at Emporia for a couple hundred miles of Kansas finest gravel and SBT GRVL this year if they happen.

I believe that the fit and the chamois are the two most important qualities of a pair of bike shorts and the ASSOS T Equipe Evo excel in both departments. The fit is compressed but not tight and feels very natural in riding position. The pads are pretty average in thickness but the way it is attached and the way it moves with you make it the most comfortable chamois amongst my bibs (Rapha and Castelli). There is a lot of packaging and marketing printed on the box (yeah, the bibs comes in a very elaborate box-perfect for making an unboxing youtube video if you are into that kind of thing- I have already bought the bibs so you don't really need to sell me anymore on it-what a waste of materials-so please recycle the box. And I never quite understand the purpose of the eyewear holders on the shoulder straps-am I supposed to wear the bibs over my jersey so I can use them to hold my sunglasses, or should I wear the bibs like everyone else and have to unzip my jersey to put my sunglasses on the holder so they get crushed under my form-fitting jersey?

Very comfortable and durable. Waited along time before choosing these bibs. Not disappointed.