CW-X Insulator Stabilyx Tight - Women's

Ever since buying the regular stabilyx tight, I've been praying for an insulated version for those really cold days. Now I have it! These are awesome and the windpanel in the front covers all the right spots. Definitely worth the money!

when I first put them on I felt like a stuffed sausage (and I am not fat) and immediately wanted them off. Tried on again the next day- wore them around the house and kinda started diggin the compression love. Wore them snowboarding- they are great! Warm base layer and compression kept the spring in my lower legs. I will definitely get another pair.

I got this for my wife and she loves it! It keeps her warm on the coldest days. She has used it on relatively mild days also with no complaints about over heating. Great product.

I like these running pants quite a lot. They perfect for running in a cold weather. I got size M which fits me well, 5'9" and 130lbs. Very helpful customer care support (I had a ? about th size, got the answer right away and change the size I had previously ordered). I'm hoping they last long...

these tights are fantastic, can't imagine running without them. Love the support!!

These insulator Stabilyx tights (IST) are wonderful. I have the non-insulated expert tights as well, which is very nice also, but I think I actually prefer the fit of the IST. I am 5'9" and 145 lbs, and i wear small in CW-X. Expert tights fit well, but I wished it was a (tiny) bit more snug. IST has a much more snug fit, hence it feels more supportive. In addition to being a little more snug, IST feels a little shorter than non-insulated Expert tights. I can make up for it with longer socks.

I went for an 8 mile run this morning at about 37 degrees though a hilly course and my legs definitely felt supported. In case there are many of you, like me, did not really understand how compression tights actually help your legs, let me tell you what my dad who is a MD told me. He said that when you get older, and when you run, a lot of the blood is collected in your legs, in the blood vessels (veins specifically), trapping with it things like lactic acid, Co2, etc that should return to the heart to be recycled. This is primarily caused by gravity. By strategically compressing certain parts of the legs, you are in effect reversing the downward gravitational pull of the blood, so that it does not gather stagnant in your legs. Apparently there are compression sleeves and socks for older folks who suffer from varicose veins, so the concept is not new.

Needless to say, after my 73 year old dad tried the IST, he is asking one for his birthday. He says he may just wear it around the house to keep his ankles from swelling.

I love CW-X tights. I have the Pro Tights and the Insulated Stabilyx. They do definitely help prevent/delay fatigue on long runs. The insulated version are a bit warmer, but not much, which makes them great as you don't get to warm. I think it is the wind component that they are best for. Definitely, love CW-x products. I have the shorts also but it has been to cold to try them out. I believe the difference between the Pro and the Expert is that the Pro has back and abd support panels.

They almost got five stars from me, they are neat looking, and overall very comfortable and warm. I just came back from a 1.5 mile run in 32 degree farenheit in Manitoba, and I wore the tights alone, and was comfortable in that temp (they'll be fine for me for the sunny warm winter days I'm sure) My complaint is the Large that I bought based on my weight, is too long for my height (5'6). Now I only have a 30" inseam, so it's not uncommon for me. I'm only hoping that soon enough I can move to a smaller size, which hopefully will be closer to my height. At that point I want to try some of the uninsulated, as these are very good!

These were my first CW-X tights, and now that's all I want! They feel great.