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If you are new to cycling it takes a while but your arse gets use to it. Alternatively you could get a carbon seat post, a more cushioned seat or wider tyres/low pressure/tubeless.
I wouldn't bother buying some halfway cycle gear. If you wear commuter shorts, regular cycling shorts or bibs just aim for the mid price point and they will last you years
If you're not happy with the padding then doesn't that mean you're not entirely happy with them?
I sometimes use padded undershorts under non-padded tights, shorts or jeans but they aren't as comfy as padded lycra shorts and are too warm at this time of year.
Wash your shorts well and put them on fleabay.
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