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I second the Performance tights. I got the non padded versions and only need to wear my shorts underneath. I stay warm and dry in them. (As a note- I did the final stage of the Mt. Hood Classic in these tights. 4 hours of riding in pouring rain over 3 mountain passes. My legs were warm and dry the whole time.)
Another satisfied customer.
Dave
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I've been using performance brand with the same properties....pretty
weatherproof, very nice for the wind chill.
They come in padded and non-padded versions...
Michael O'Hair wrote:
I've been using Pearl Izumi's Amfib tights for several years and I like
them. It is important to note that the panels are not "weatherproof" but
do
cut down on wind chill.
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From: "Andrew Beehler"
Who has some good input on tights for winter riding around portland.
I've
been looking at the PI Amfib tights, any opinions on those? Do the
weatherproof panels on the front make a noticable difference. What are
some
other similar tights? thanks
Mark Wexler
M&M Business Services
503.358.8308
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