Product Description
When your riding buddies tell you itAAAs too cold to ride, smile knowingly and pull on the Pearl Izumi P.R.O. Softshell Bib Tight. These bib tights use the same material as PearlAAAs softshell jackets, so you know youAAAll be protected from all but the very worst that nature has in its repertoire.
Product Features
- Material: [body] 69% nylon, 17% elastane, 14% polyurethane; [mesh] 52% Minerale polyester, 48% polyester; [panels] 69% polyester, 16% nylon, 15% elastane
- Fit:
- Inseam:
- Chamois: P.R.O. Seamless 4D
- Waist:
- Pockets: 0
- Side Zippers: none
- Venting:
- SPF Rating:
- UPF Rating:
- Weight:
- Recommended Use: winter cycling
- Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
| List Price: | $300.00 |
| Price: |
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Product Details
- Size: Large
- Color: White/Black
- Brand: Pearl iZUMi
- Model: 11111026
- Fabric type: 14% Polyurethane/ 17% Elastane/ 69% Nylon- Nesh: 52% minerale Polyester/ 48 % Polyester- panels: 69% polyster/ 16% Nylon/ 15% Elastane
Features
- P.R.O. Seamless 4D Chamois?, P.R.O. Thermal fabric provides optimal insulation
- 360 degree reflectivity
- Adjustable length bib straps
- Quick access front panel for pit-stops
- Integrated stirrups at bottom leg opening
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Eric from Phila.
Very nicely constructed, nice materials. 2 problems. First, too much material behind the knee so it quickly bunches up, rubs and gets uncomfortable. Second, this is advertised on Pearl's website as a winter cycling tight. No way. Winter in Georgia, perhaps. It is basically a waterproof membrane with a very thin fabric backing and no actual insulation. There needs to be some fleece added on the inside of the thigh panels and desperately needs to have fleece added to the groin area. Think of it this way, 1/4" sheet of stainless steel is waterproof and windproof, but it gets mighty cold mighty fast.
My legs rarely get cold but I just rode 6 miles in 27 degrees and my thighs felt exactly as cold as my unprotected face. Moderate weight lycra has equal thermal protection.
All that being said, probably great down to 40 degrees. Just expect to freeze when it goes below freezing.
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