Men's swim jammers? I've done it more than once.

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"They're made of latex, not nitroglycerin"

any tri short

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Jim

**Note above poster works for a retailer selling bikes and related gear*

Cobb tri shorts are good as well as all the Zoot tri shorts except the high end tri suit. I recently bought some zoot stuff and it is replacing my LG stuff.

I've a pair of 2xu tri shorts. Use them for cycling a lot. Just the right amount of padding, and also comfy for running. Has a few pockets at the back also for gels etc.





http://www.2xu.com/...D38tECFQ8HvAodl6IMFg

DeSoto tri shorts. Just a cloth shammy.

Any tights can be had pad free after 10 minutes of work with a seem ripper and moderate attention. Super easy to do with my 6th grade home ec skills.

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"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
Hunter S. Thompson

I'll try the DIY pad removal idea. Nothing to lose with a few pair that I can't wear with the pad as is.
May grab some of the Cobb and 2XU stuff for the pain cave as it is all on sale today.
LG suits with the CD-Mini chamois look good too.

Have you looked at running tights and short-tights? I've got Adidas Supernova versions of both and use them for short brick sessions, where I don't want to be riding in running shorts or running in padded cycling shorts. They work a treat.

Skinfit tri shorts just have a thin fleece. Bonus, they are super comfortable shorts.