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Sugoi Firewall 220 Tights - Men\'s - 2012 Closeout

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    Sugoi Firewall 220 Tights - Men's - 2012 Closeout

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    From biking to hiking to running, the Sugoi Firewall 220 tights keep the wind at bay during cold-weather excursions.

    • Polyurethane-laminated polyester fabric offers wind protection
    • 10-panel body contour fit for comfort
    • Flatlock seams offer flexibility and comfort
    • 10 in. ankle zippers for easy on/off over shoes
    • Single rear zippered pocket stores a few essentials
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    Sugoi Firewall 220 Tights - Men's - 2012 Closeout Specs
    Specification
    Description
    Best use
    Cross-training
    Polyester / polyester blend
    (Front) polyurethane-laminated polyester / (back) 88% polyester/12% spandex
    No
    Yes
    Yes
    Ankle-length
    30 inches
    Men's
    Fabric type
    Fabric
    Sun-protective fabric
    Moisture wicking
    Quick drying
    Tights length
    Inseam (in.)
    Gender

    Sugoi Firewall 220 Tights - Men's - 2012 Closeout Customer Reviews

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    5.0

    Great Cycling Tights for Cold Weather

    By Chicago Mike D

    from Chicago, IL

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    Pros

    • Breathable
    • Comfortable
    • Warm

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Cold Weather
      • Long Rides
      • Road Biking

      Comments about Sugoi Firewall 220 Tights - Men's - 2012 Closeout:

      Bought these after giving up on spring weather in Chicago. (End of April, still around high-30s in the morning hours...) First pair of cycling tights, as I'm just starting to extend my biking season. Bought two pairs - Medium and Large - as I'm right in the middle (5'10" and 168#). Returned Medium, kept Large. Took them on a 38 mile ride Sunday morning, sunny, 40 degrees and 14mph breeze. Legs warmed up quick and stayed warm, no problems at all.

      - Didn't use the tiny little pocket on the back, not sure why it's there. If it's cold enough for the tights, then you need a jacket (with bigger pockets) too.

      - Can't evaluate quality, only one ride so far.

      - Not padded, so if you need padding these may not be for you.

      Would buy them again, especially at the discounted price (plus the 20% off coupon, what a steal!).

      • Waist:
      • Feels too small
      • Length:
      • Feels true to length
      • Was this a gift?:
      • No

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