Fit:
- Soft drawcord at waist for easy fit adjustments
- Body Fit
Fabric:
- Body fabric is Besso™ Jersey (87% polyester, 13% elastane) with Mini Wick Mesh (100% nylon) panels
- Flatlock seam construction eliminates excess chafing when you're on the go
- MicroClimate Zoning construction incorporates breathable mesh panels to help control sweaty moisture and heat
- Stretch jersey fleece and mesh panels maintain warmth and breathability for comfort in a mountain environment
Waistband:
- Wide low-profile waistband minimizes ride-up or excess movement
Size and Dimensions:
- Inseam is 20 inches
- An inseam gusset increases mobility when you're navigating technical terrain
Zippers:
- Low profile back pocket with zipper for secure storage
Features:
- Reflective patches and piping for safety
- Reflective trim improves visibility at dusk and dawn
The Mighty Power 3/4 Tight from Mountain Hardwear offer more coverage than shorts when you're hitting that trail run. Layer them in the winter time to keep warm and comfortable while taking on the slopes. The possibilities are endless!
| Body: | Besso Jersey V.2.0 (82% polyester, 18% elastane) |
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| Fabric: | Body: Besso™ Jersey v2.0 (82% polyester, 18% elastane) |
| Inseam: | 17.5 in / 44 cm |
| MicroClimate Zoning construction: | mesh panels for increased breathability |
| Weight: | 8 oz / 230 g |
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Mountain Hardwear Mighty Power Tight Reviews:
Reviews:
These tights rock! I have never worn them biking or running but wore a bit with warm days skiing and use as a raft guide in class 2/3 waters. They fit well, I went to the smaller size and got a small just to make sure I had a lasting waste. They dry out faster or equal to my boardshorts and add a little insulation and knee protection. The only annoyance I have is with the backpocket since I never use it and sometimes while driving the truck it annoys me a bit. Other than that these provide a little bit of warmth and comfort.
