I have a pair of the cheapest performance tights that are warm enough down to 40 degrees or so. I also have a pair from REI and they are a bit warmer. If I get cold I just pedal harder.Lumbee1 said:
I have a pair of the cheapest performance tights that are warm enough down to 40 degrees or so. I also have a pair from REI and they are a bit warmer. If I get cold I just pedal harder.Lumbee1 said:Which cold weather tights do you use and do you like them. I picked up a pair of Pearl Izumi tights (cheapest thermal tights I could find). They aren't the warmest and I feel cold air blow against my legs when I step outside. Once I have been riding for 5+ minutes, I am ok.
I need another pair right now. I hated riding in the cold but after doing it a few times, it's not that bad.
I was looking in the Performance catalog and saw several Pearl tights that look pretty nice. Would a pair of "ICY" condition tights be too much for 50 degree weather? Would a pair of "COOL" condition tights not be enough for 35 degree weather?
If you wear the Sugoi Subzeros in 60 degree weather, is it uncomfortable?khill said:Between 60 - 40: Pearl Izumi ThermaFleece kneewarmers
Between 40 - 20: Sugoi Subzero Thermal tights
Below 20: PI Kneewarmers under Sugoi tights
Below 0: All the above plus jeans
Lumbee1 said:Which cold weather tights do you use and do you like them. I picked up a pair of Pearl Izumi tights (cheapest thermal tights I could find). They aren't the warmest and I feel cold air blow against my legs when I step outside. Once I have been riding for 5+ minutes, I am ok.
I need another pair right now. I hated riding in the cold but after doing it a few times, it's not that bad.
I was looking in the Performance catalog and saw several Pearl tights that look pretty nice. Would a pair of "ICY" condition tights be too much for 50 degree weather? Would a pair of "COOL" condition tights not be enough for 35 degree weather?