Bibtights

davedicko

Looking at some of the sales/deals on at the moment and need some decent winter bib tights. There are great deals on the following -
Gore Power 2.0 Thermo
Castelli Velocissimo
Sportful Bodyfit Pro Thermal

Anyone got any thoughts on any of these?
Otherwise it'll be onto full price and I'm looking at £50-100 but preferably at the lower end!

Anonymous

check out sigmasport. doing a sale now plus 10% with clear10 code

cougie

http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CLPXESWBT/ ... bib-tights These will keep you warm.

arthur_scrimshaw

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-active-ther ... 5360592847

Under £30, great for the money.

evs78

Not on your list but I really rate my endura thermolite bib tights. Warm, great pad, good fit. Only negative is the logo peels in the wash but would definitely recommend.

tomhowells

DHB Roubaix

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-rouba ... bib-tight/

Had these for 2 years, cannot recommend them enough. Wear them all winter, never get cold legs. They are unpadded, but I normally wear my bibs underneath. Did the South Downs epic last year wearing them, it was torrential rain & windy, but not once did I feel uncomfortable. Sizing is pretty spot on too.

Bar Shaker

I sometimes wear running tights under my bib shorts. My Nike Extreme's are waterproof and have extra thickening in the key areas. Ideal for 5-10degC days.

For proper winter days, my Castelli Sorpasso are perfect.

JACE100

I have the Castelli Velocissimo and think they are great. A good pad and keep me nice and warm until it gets below 5 degrees. As always with Castelli check the sizing before buying!

krogort

tomhowells wrote:

DHB Roubaix

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-rouba ... bib-tight/

Had these for 2 years, cannot recommend them enough. Wear them all winter, never get cold legs. They are unpadded, but I normally wear my bibs underneath. Did the South Downs epic last year wearing them, it was torrential rain & windy, but not once did I feel uncomfortable. Sizing is pretty spot on too.

The one you linked are the padded version.
I have these and I recommand them.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-zero- ... bib-tight/
These are the extra insulated version for when it's very cold (like below zero) but I havn't felt the need for them in Hampshire last winter.

skyeflyguy

krogort wrote:

tomhowells wrote:

DHB Roubaix

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-rouba ... bib-tight/

Had these for 2 years, cannot recommend them enough. Wear them all winter, never get cold legs. They are unpadded, but I normally wear my bibs underneath. Did the South Downs epic last year wearing them, it was torrential rain & windy, but not once did I feel uncomfortable. Sizing is pretty spot on too.

The one you linked are the padded version.
I have these and I recommand them.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-zero- ... bib-tight/
These are the extra insulated version for when it's very cold (like below zero) but I havn't felt the need for them in Hampshire last winter.

krogort wrote:

tomhowells wrote:

DHB Roubaix
Confused me too! Ive got the padded version and for the money they have been spot on.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-rouba ... bib-tight/

Had these for 2 years, cannot recommend them enough. Wear them all winter, never get cold legs. They are unpadded, but I normally wear my bibs underneath. Did the South Downs epic last year wearing them, it was torrential rain & windy, but not once did I feel uncomfortable. Sizing is pretty spot on too.

The one you linked are the padded version.
I have these and I recommand them.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-zero- ... bib-tight/
These are the extra insulated version for when it's very cold (like below zero) but I havn't felt the need for them in Hampshire last winter.