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The Pearl Izumi AmFIB Bib Tight provides outstanding warmth, comfort and protection from the elements. This Pearl Izumi AmFib Bib tights combines the cozy loft of Pearl's ThermaFleece with the high tech wind and water protection of AmFIB fabric.
These windproof, highly water-resistant Pearl Izumi AmFIB® tights protect critical areas from the elements when training in cooler weather.
These winter athletic tights are full of technical features and benefits enabling you to achieve extraordinary performance results. Ideal for cold weather conditions, they are windproof and water-resistant in all the right places while also providing warmth in cold conditions. Great for running, as well as cycling.
If your morning bike ride starts with shoveling out the front walk, you’ll sing praises about the Pearl Izumi Amfib Bib Tight. Its waterproof and windproof fabric face is backed with microfleece, for incomparable warmth and weather protection when the frozen air feels like daggers in your lungs. Breathable, stretch back panels keep your legs from suffocating, and 8-inch lower leg zips let you put this toasty bib on and off over your shoes.
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| Bib: | Yes |
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| Chamois: | None |
| Construction: | 4-panel |
| Country of Origin: | Austria |
| Fabric: | Nylon/polyester/Lycra spandex/polyurethane |
| Gender: | Men's |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Front and center rear panels] Thermafleece-backed Amfib fabric; [Rear leg panels] 38% nylon, 46% polyester, 6% Lycra |
| Pockets: | None |
| Recommended Use: | Road biking, cold and wet weather |
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Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
 | Pearl Izumi Amfib Tight - Women's | $99.95 - $99.99 |
 | Pearl Izumi Amfib Glove - Women's | $32.48 - $65.00 |
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 | Pearl Izumi Elite Limited Edition Bike Sock Men's Clothing > Socks | $5.97 - $10.00 |
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 | Pearl Izumi Slice Bike Jacket Men's Clothing > Cycling | $125.00 |
 | Sugoi SubZero Zap Tight Men's Clothing > Pants | $100.00 - $102.00 |
 | Pearl Izumi Thermafleece Bib Tight Men's Clothing > Cycling | $84.99 - $124.00 |
 | Novara Thermal Tech Bike Tights Men's Clothing > Cycling | $79.50 |
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good...but | |
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| These are great for temps from 25 degrees down to zero, for commuting. I don't think they would work as well for a long training ride, as you would probably become too warm. The ankle zips are very high quality, smooth and durable, unlike slightly cheaper tights. However, the biggest problem with these, as well as other Pearl Izumi products, is wildly variable fit amongst the same size/model on the rack. You can try on three mediums, and one will be large, one will be medium, and one will be small. ALWAYS try them on in the shop! They will stretch as you wear them, not shrink, so rather slightly tight than slightly loose. All windtights will be wrinkly looking compared to stretchy regular tights, don't think they don't fit, it's just the windproof fabric that doesn't stretch out the wrinkles! | |
| no stupid nickname at REI on 10/01/2008 | |
Good for cycling - not for skiing | |
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| Overall a nice set of winter tights. The quality of construction if very good except that the Pearl Izumi logo started to peel off after the first use. Also they fit very tight. I had to exchange for one size bigger than what they recommended and they still fit skin tight. They would also fit me better if they came up higher on my hips. In addition to cycling I wanted to use these for XC skiing but the leg zippers interfered with my boot. Even with these issues I would still buy again. | |
| Joel at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 02/05/2007 | |
Perfect for riding | |
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| As an avid road biker, I try to get out as much as I can. I purchased these pants to extend my riding into the winter months. It is money very well spent. These pants keep the perfect temperature anywhere from just below freezing to the mid 60s, even in light rain. | |
| Gurkali at REI on 11/07/2007 | |
Absolute necessity for the winter | |
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| Very practicle piece of clothing. Excellent value for the money | |
| Grandpa Silly at REI on 09/04/2007 | |
Warm, but nakes your back | |
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| I have to stop several times a ride to pull these tights up. They are as short on back as my running tights, but maybe even shorter. Not enourh room for men's parts. No padding at all. Have a hole after just 1 moderate fall. Not warm in the most freezing places. I think these tights is not a good choice. | |
| Yarichek at REI on 01/14/2008 | |
Well made bibs | |
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Sizing is for the long-leg skinnier crowd. No way to take up excess leg length than folding material around the knee or "rolling a cuff". No - seatpad which is great because I mainly use the Bibs for Skate Skiing (X-Country). | |
| mar2942620 at RealCyclist.com on 03/25/2009 | |
