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No kitchen sink.

Gore Bike Wear didn't pull any punches when it created the Men's Power Thermo Bib Tight with Insert. The Power Thermo is packed with features designed to make your next century a walk in the park.

  • Mesh insert on back to promote airflow
  • Footstraps for natural fit, complete coverage, and no riding up
  • High-cut back eliminates mid-ride plumber butt
  • Thermal stretch inserts below knees for natural range of motion


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Phat Phred

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Very comfy--no bunching in crotch. Legs are long. Stirrups hold tights down. Nice pad. With toe covers I'm wearing booties less. The highlight is the double layer of material starting on the lower thigh, covering the the knee and some of the shin. It doesn't restrict motion and keeps my knees much warmer. MTB in near freezing temps comfortably. Road ride comfortably to low 40's high 30's. The medium fit me fine (32" waist, 34" inseam, 175#). They don't get clammy like windstopper does.

temperature range for BIB

GruebMaco

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temperature range for BIB

Robert Thomas

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Gore Bike Wear does not put temperature ratings on any of their pieces as some people naturally run warmer than others. That said, I personally would wear this piece to 45 degrees, below which I would probably switch to a piece with Windstopper (like this: http://www.realcyclist.com/gore-bike-wear-oxygen-so-bib-tight-mens ).

I generally run a little colder than others, for what that is worth.

Hope that helps,
Robert, Gore Bike Wear