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CW-X Insulator Pro Tights - Men's

CW-X Insulator Pro Tights - Men's

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CW-X Insulator Pro Tights - Men's

When the first big storm from Old Man winter hits, grab your snowshoes out of storage, and throw on the CW-X Insulator Pro Tights for your first jaunt of the season. The Insulator Pro Tights' surface temperature stays constant, so you can enjoy wintertime, instead of freezing in it. Quick-drying and breathable, these running tights keep moisture out to keep you moving. If the sun hits after the big storm, know that your skin will be protected with SPF 50 protection.

Bottom Line: Bask in the first storm of the season in the CW-X Insulator Pro Tights.

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Rating for this product: 5

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November 13, 2009

Got a pair the other day and just went for a run in them. It was sunny and 25 degrees with a light breeze. These were perfect. Very comfortable and toasty warm. I would guess I will be happy wearing just these for another 10-15 degrees of wind chill. Came home from the run and ordered another pair.

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I'm looking for the tights with the most knee support for

I'm looking for the tights with the most knee support for alpine skiing. Not sure if it's the Insulator Pro or the Insulator Stabilyx. I have used a pair for the last 3 seasons and love them but have lost the tag and can't figure out which ones they are.
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November 8, 2009

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I am fairly sure the Stabilyx has the most support.

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November 8, 2009

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Rating for this product: 3

No fly.....no go.

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November 18, 2008

Had planned on using these for alpine skiing. Liked the idea of the support and help with keeping muscles fresher. However, the lack of a fly made these tights a no-go (literally) for me....would cetainly purchase if they did.

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Considering wearing these for the Antarctica Marathon. Mean

Considering wearing these for the Antarctica Marathon. Mean temp should be around 27 degress F during my time there. Do you think this is the best product for this type of event?

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January 26, 2009

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This would be a great tight for what you're looking to do. Plenty warm, great support, king of best of both worlds.

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January 28, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Great tights

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March 17, 2008

Never thought I'd say that. I used these under my ski pant for 3 days of skiing and my legs lasted longer and recovered faster. Highly recommend.

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wich pair of compression tights are best for skiing and cold

wich pair of compression tights are best for skiing and cold weather hiking

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January 3, 2009

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I would choose this tight! Great support and warmth. They're great alone for running or whatever you want to do but for skiing they're great layering! Really good choice!

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January 28, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Outstanding running tights

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March 13, 2009

They don't slide on like a normal pair of tights. It takes an extra minute or two. However, well worth the time spend putting them on. Legs have less fatigue after long runs. On runs with temps <45 they keeps the leg at the right temperature, blocks the wind and wicks away the sweat. Size is right on IAW sizing chart. After dozens of washing, using the manufacture care instruction, they still perform, as they were new.

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Which tights would give the best added support for skiing ? I

Which tights would give the best added support for skiing ? I am 6'4 195 #

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December 21, 2008

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The CW-X Insulator Expert provides a little more support and the CW-X Insulator Stabilyx Tights have the most overall support but all three are perfect for cold weather activities like skiing and offer excellent support for the lower body.

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December 23, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

CWX Insulator Pro Tights

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March 19, 2008

These tights feel good, fit well, and keep me warm even between 0 and 32 degrees F. Legs do feel good during and after the run so there is something to the support of these tights.

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What is the difference in the Insulator Pro tights and Insulator

What is the difference in the Insulator Pro tights and Insulator Expert tights? Was going to purchase the Expert, but out of my size.

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December 16, 2008

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The Expert tights have a little more support especially in the knee joint and quadriceps.

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December 21, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Daughter refuses to be seen with me

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August 4, 2008

In fact I wouldn't be seen in them, so I got a nice light mist rain pant to go over this Robin Hood redux. I was convinced that these would work by the other reviewers, and they do. I get the workout without the fatigue. They are amazing.

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I am worried that if I start a run around 40 degrees but it will

I am worried that if I start a run around 40 degrees but it will end when it is 60 degrees that they will be too warm. Do they let heat out if the temperature rises a little bit?

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November 18, 2008

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Yeah, you might get a little warm in these if it bumps up to 60. They're breatheable but not that much. You might want to look into something different, or just don't wear these if it's going to be so warm.

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November 18, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

unbelievable

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November 20, 2006

I had heard that these running tights were supposed to help you experience less fatigue and help you recover faster. I couldn't believe that tights could do that. Well, they can. I have increased my runs from 6 miles to 8 miles and I actually feel better at the end of the longer run. I can also run every other day now instead of every three days. These things are incredible!

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how are these pants for skiing (alpine)?

how are these pants for skiing (alpine)?

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November 3, 2008

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I know a lot of skiers who swear by 'em. I've got a janky meniscus so I'm going to try a pair this year - I'll let you know!

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November 4, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Superior Fit - Incredible Comfort

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January 4, 2009

Perfect fit without the feeling you're wearing a "boa constrictor". On frigid windy days bicycling I can fit the Brynje net long underwear underneath these with no problem and am impervious to the cold. As comfortable as your own skin and your legs will feel great after miles of biking. Buy them!
P.S.: I'm less wild about the top for fit or insulation.

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Aside from the appearance, what's the difference between

Aside from the appearance, what's the difference between the Pro and Stabilyx tights?

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October 26, 2008

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They target slightly different muscle groups for additional support. The Stabilyx tights provide support for the lower abs, hips, & back, along with knees & calves. The Pro tights on the other hand provide less support for the core (focusing primarily on the lower back/hip, with no compression over the abs), but do have much more support for the upper leg (quadriceps/hamstrings), butt, & shin/calf. Overall, both tights are made of the same material, but the additional compression panels are located in slightly different locations.

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November 9, 2008

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Rating for this product: 4

as advertised

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December 11, 2008

They do keep my legs at acceptable temperatures whenever the OAT is between 15 and 50 F. I'm not sure about the support...maybe my legs are two skinny to create required compression. The lack of a fly does keep me from wearing them under my shell for snowboarding.

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Are they windproof?

Are they windproof?

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September 7, 2008

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The newest version (2008) of these tights has a highly wind-resistant & water-repellent front panel, but I'm not sure if the version shown above is this year's model or last year's one (in the pictures on CW-X's website, the front panel is a different color for this year's model). If this is the older model, the fabric is only mildly wind-resistant because it's basically just thick spandex.

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November 9, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Could wear these all day

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December 1, 2008

These are amazing. Warm, but not hot, and they fit perfectly once I figured out I needed a size large so they would be long enough in the legs crotch to knee length.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
80% Polyester, 20% polyurethane spandex 
Insulation:
Heavy 
Country of Origin:
Thailand 

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