Sugoi Clothing
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Sugoi Clothing
I am really interested in buying Firewall 220 Zip and Firewall 220 Pant for winter rides while the prices have not gone up.
The thing is we got high humidity here where i live and winters can be really harsh. No big winds but cold just "gets" you. What temperature can that clothing withstand (celsium)?
The thing is we got high humidity here where i live and winters can be really harsh. No big winds but cold just "gets" you. What temperature can that clothing withstand (celsium)?
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I do Sugoi clothing at the local bike shop, as long as you do proper layering, firewall will do -10 celsius.
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I've got Firewall GT tights which I've used running and skiing down to -30 celsius. Below -15 I throw on some wool tights (HH Lifa Warm) underneath. Much below -20, I'll throw some snow pants over top. This is assuming I'm doing steady exercise producing a fair amount of body heat.
The GT is like the 220 but with more breathable panels in the back.
I don't mind cold thighs/legs, but windchill in the nether regions I'm not so keen on, so double layering down there with some thermal underwear/tights or something with extra wind protection does well, especially if you'll be facing any serious amount of wind.
The GT is like the 220 but with more breathable panels in the back.
I don't mind cold thighs/legs, but windchill in the nether regions I'm not so keen on, so double layering down there with some thermal underwear/tights or something with extra wind protection does well, especially if you'll be facing any serious amount of wind.