Wow! N.10's at JockstrapCentral.com
Detlev Burmeister
online search. Looks like they have the old style N.10's in stock in
white, black, yellow, blue, and red!
xb...@shaw.ca
Just got a couple on order, hope they fit like the older # 10 (tight).
Need the next size up to be comfortable - has anyone else found this
with Bike?
Also ordered a couple of Active Man, haven't a clue about size,
emailed JC and didn't get a reply so just went and ordered them.
xb...@shaw.ca
now - feels great), a white ActiveMan, & a navy ActiveMan. Guaranteed
hard for the next few days...
radia...@gmail.com
> I don't work for jockstrapcentral.com, but I ran across them in an
> online search. Looks like they have the old style N.10's in stock in
> white, black, yellow, blue, and red!
Hey guys- just checked out the selection on jockstrapcentral but I
dont understand what the big difference is about the N.10. Even the
website said they are unique and the first for many people. Can
someone clue me in? Thanks.
xb...@shaw.ca
>
> Hey guys- just checked out the selection on jockstrapcentral but I
> dont understand what the big difference is about the N.10. Even the
> website said they are unique and the first for many people. Can
> someone clue me in? Thanks.
Not sure why JC lists them that way. The #10 is the jockstrap that all
others look up to. Colors are new to North America, been sold in
Europe for a while. They are expensive as well. The first bike I
bought about 10 years ago was only $3 in a sporting store in the US,
sill have those - the pouch is stretched out comfortably and the white
is far from white - still my faves.
Joe
jta...@gmail.com
Wish I knew about this thread earlier. I'm one of the owners of
Jockstrap Central.
We answer all emails, so I'm not sure why we didn't get yours
xb...@shaw.ca
As for the Bike #10s, we don't claim they're unique, just that we are
the only North American store that has them right now. Bike North
America stopped manufacturing the #10s a few years ago in North
America, but they still make them for their European market by another
division. We simply imported them in. Unfortunately, we have to pay
shipping and huge import duties, that's why there more expensive than
they used to be. It was a hassle and we didn't want to charge that
much for them, but like everyone says (and we agree), there's nothing
like a Bike #10 so we brought them in. I have no doubt they will
eventually stop being made over there as well, but for the time being,
we have a decent supply.
If you guys ever have questions, just email us - john at jockstrap dot
com