Pants: RBZ 90 or RBZ 110

[Bbd94 26]

Coming from a NXG girdle which I find to be too tight and restricted. It's the correct size and I've loosened it up as much as possible but I don't like how anatomical it is. More comfortable in loose basketball shorts than tight cyclist shorts, if that makes any sense.

I'm deciding between the RBZ 90 or RBZ 110 as I've heard the Bauer Nexus line has a lot of padding which I don't need. I play mostly no contact pick up, may join a league in the near future at a lower level (probably house D)

1. Does the RBZ 110's additional padding have noticeably less mobility compared to the RBZ 90?

2. Do the number of eyelets on the pants effect how easy they are to stay up without suspenders?

Thanks all

[canqingz 3]

Coming from a NXG girdle which I find to be too tight and restricted. It's the correct size and I've loosened it up as much as possible but I don't like how anatomical it is. More comfortable in loose basketball shorts than tight cyclist shorts, if that makes any sense.

I'm deciding between the RBZ 90 or RBZ 110 as I've heard the Bauer Nexus line has a lot of padding which I don't need. I play mostly no contact pick up, may join a league in the near future at a lower level (probably house D)

1. Does the RBZ 110's additional padding have noticeably less mobility compared to the RBZ 90?

2. Do the number of eyelets on the pants effect how easy they are to stay up without suspenders?

Thanks all

never tried rbz90, but I owned u+08(rbz110's predecessor) and tried my teammate's rbz110, IMO both u+08 and rbz110 have ton of mobility and lightweightness, and u+08 pants did a great job in staying up, way better than my apx pants.

my only concern with these pants is protection.

hope these can help.