SUGOi Evolution MidZero Tight - Women's

Brand	SUGOi
Category	BIKEMENS
Seller	Backcountry

With the swift approach of dipping temperatures, frosty roads, and icy canyons, most of us cyclists begin mourning summer like a dear friend departed. Some of us turn to winter activities like skiing, snowboarding, or curling up in a ball with their favorite book and a glass of eggnog; but others don't let winter stop us from enjoying our favorite sport. Instead, these brave souls don burly winter gear like Sugoi's Evolution MidZero Tights for women, and hit the pavement with just as much vigor as summer. Enjoying vivid winter sunsets by bike is easy when you have the soft warmth of MidZero fabric bracing your legs from a frosty chill, and it does an amazing job at it, with a cozy brushed lining that embraces your gams, and smooth exterior that slices through the wind like a machete. With MidZero's naturally wicking properties, you'll stay warm and dry into conditions around 35 degrees Fahrenheit, a temperature at which many friends may choose to skip the ride for a day on the trainer or on the couch with a mug of tea. While you can find bibs and tights out there to keep you warmer when the temperatures really plummet, these will keep you cozy at a much more pocket friendly spot, filling the cold weather spot in your closet well. Perhaps one of the most important features in the fabric construction is the addition of Zap to the back of the calves. Winter days are notoriously short and grey, and in dismal lighting, boosting reflectivity to cars can be critical. Zap makes up the back of calf panel to illuminate triumphantly under the glare of headlights, and in the ever moving location of the back of your calf it lends its self to an immense boost in your visibility to distracted motorists. To add to your comfort, the tights are constructed with flatlock seams to stay in place and alleviate abrasion from long tough rides. These seams curve around your kneecap, rather than the center of your thigh, moving away from more sensitive skin that rubs against your saddl...   read more