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Cool weather tights.

Stay warm and dry during off-season secret training when you spin the cranks in Louis Garneau's Oslo 3D Bib Tights.

  • HeatMaxx fabric wicks perspiration from the skin keeping you dry, while retaining warmth and blocking cold air
  • Perfo 3D chamois is ergonomic and supportive for long-ride comfort
  • Flatlock seams and an anatomic fit ensure an irritation-free ride
  • Reflective elements keep you safe in low-light


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step70067

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I love the warmth and fit of these bibs so far. Biking in low 40's is perfectly comfortable. However, I've only worn twice and washed once, and the reflective pieces are coming off of the legs. Too bad...I rely on those reflective elements on the dreary winter days. As long as you don't need the "protection from reflection", you should be good.

I am 6'4 and normally wear a 35x35 pant....

CatskillCyclist

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I am 6'4 and normally wear a 35x35 pant. Should i get the L or XL?

step70067

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I think you'd be good with a large, perhaps even a medium. I'm 6'3"220 lbs. purchased the XL, and they bordered on too big. They ended up being too long in the torso for me, and I returned them. With your height, though, you'd probably get by with the large.

How do you know what temp ranges these are...

d0b0y

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How do you know what temp ranges these are rated for?

I'm preping for a mountain ride, it will be between 40-50 deg. Would I be too hot in those?

step70067

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These are comfortable between about 40~55 degrees F, unless your fighting a stiff breeze. Much over 55, and you'll overheat.