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Pearl Izumi ThermaFleece Cycling Tight Reviews

Description: (from pearlizumi.com)
A cold day in the saddle is why you need Therma Fleece tights with the warmth and moisture control youre looking for when you hit the road. PRT chamois provides extra padding in key areas for breathable comfort. Flatlock seams, drawstring waist, offset 8 ankle zips with reflective tape detail and grippers. Black (BLK). Sizes: S(31), M(33), L(36), XL(39).

Add a review (form opens in right column) reviewed by JAMIS-JUNKIE   on January 3, 2009   Pros Very comfortable. Keeps the breeze and chill out on a cold SoCal day of about 55-70 degrees. Cons My ankle zippers keep coming undone. I cured this problem by rolling up the bottoms. Verdict The Thermafleece is a great addition to any cold weather riding. Especially if you can pick them up for real cheap on Ebay like I did. Recommended for: Anyone reviewed by raleighman91   on July 25, 2007   Verdict veryyy nice love them especially during the cold winter months reviewed by Lancefan   on April 5, 2007   Verdict These are great tights, but hey their Pearl Izumi, what do you expect. reviewed by Bombardier   on January 14, 2006   Verdict I got a pair of these off of eBay.... and they're very warm & comfortable. I even wear 'em on normal days instead of our standard issue Army polypro cold-weather stuff, and they've held up very well. They breath excellently, hold in heat, and repel water nicely. The only problem that I've found is that they're only about 50% windproof. This is good for the breathability of the tights, but at temperatures under 35, it's too much. To offset this, I wear a pair of Polartech tights under the Izumi tights, which gets the windproofed-ness up to about 75%, and still allows your sweat to evaporate. I recommend these tights for dry/damp climates, & temperatures between 35 degrees-55 degrees F.