Good heavy duty winter bib recommendations
I was originally looking at the Assos Airblock tights as the big splurge this winter since I'd rather not deal with the cold legs I get with my Gore-tex. In fairness to the Gore tights they're not meant for sub 40 temperatures so otherwise I like them. The Assos just went up in price from $319 to $399 and I don't want to splurge that badly. I'm looking at the Giordana Forma Windfront and the Capoforma Limited Edition Roubaix. Any experiences with either that might help me decide, or other recommendations?
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I have a Nalini fleece lined. I pretty much is always way too hot.. Maybe i get to use it 4-5 times a season. I should take it up to scandavia, or somewhere like that. It was on sale from Euroduds for like 70 bucks.
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Originally Posted by cyclezealot
(Post 7798416)
I have a Nalini fleece lined. I pretty much is always way too hot.. Maybe i get to use it 4-5 times a season. I should take it up to scandavia, or somewhere like that. It was on sale from Euroduds for like 70 bucks.
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I just bought a set of Endura Thermolite Windfront Clip Bib tights.
So far the lowest temp I've had them out in was 29. Did this with my cheesiest pair of shorts. I expect I won't have to layer anything under them until 15 or lower. Over 35 or 40 they're too warm. The knee isn't articulated, but it is cut on a radius. It seems as comfortable as other tights I have with a articulated knee, and there's no stretching or bunching like I have on cheaper tights with a straight knee. Thus far I'm VERY pleased. They were great in a cold rain too. Can't report yet on long-term durability. Caveat: I usually wear a medium, but in these I had to buy a large because I couldn't get the mediums over my quads. (And my quads are nothing to brag about.) |
Hello,
I wear PI Amfib tights with cycling shorts, not bib-tights, but they are warm. Above 35 degrees, I just wear PI regular cycling bib-tights, so I cycle on the warm side. No problems with moving around on bike, and this over 2 hrs. For cold, ie. less than 20 degrees, I use Amfibs with baselayer. I thought about buying the Giordana Windfront BodyClone, but I can't justify the cash outlay when the Amfibs for about $100 have been doing the job. HTH. |
+1 for the PI Amphib tights. They're a bit snug, but that's because I wear long underwear underneath them and the windproof material in front of the tight. I can vary the warmth with the type of underwear.
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Craft Elite with windblocker fronts are great. I rode in 25 degrees this Saturday with them and they worked well. Articulated knee, fleece inside, very warm.
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Originally Posted by flipped4bikes
(Post 7880212)
+1 for the PI Amphib tights. They're a bit snug, but that's because I wear long underwear underneath them and the windproof material in front of the tight. I can vary the warmth with the type of underwear.
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