>>> I dont want them to be binding and I want them so long and loose they cover my thighs good so i dont get clammy and stick to the saddle. I know some will drape a towel over the saddle when they wear shorts.
Janice, as much as you ride in your hot, humid climate, you really need a sheepskin saddle cover. Jeffers has an affordable one that covers enough of the saddle to help a lot: http://tinyurl.com/2dvenf I have one of those - it's not a perfect fit for the Sensations, but it's close enough to help. You should look at one next time you are there. Get the real sheepskin, not the synthetic stuff. I know, I know, you probably can't find the real stuff in a leopard print, but it's still great, so you may have to make a fashion sacrifice. And if you really want to go all out, look for the genuine sheepskin seat belt covers on ebay for about $5-8 each. Get two of them, one for each of your stirrups. I used to think that sheepskin would be only warm in the winter, but was surprised to find that it's also much cooler in the summer, plus it absorbs sweat well - plus it just feels luxurious... And after all, you're worth it! Karen Thomas, NC
