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the cvo liners are the ones you really want. the first one, the liners are really cheesy and flimsy. sure they're better than nothing, but the cvo ones are a nice, firm, preformed material. much like the liners for the tourpack.
if you pm pcpain here on the forum, he can get you a better price as well. i think i paid around $39 for the pair for my wifes. unfortunately, i didn't know about them at the time so i have the crappy ones just don't want to spend the money again to get the good ones.
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