Got these for some cooler weather rides and used them in mid 30s and found them perfect weight tight for 30-mid 40s. Pad in these are pretty comfortable also.
Being an avid cyclist who rides 100 miles per week and braves the winter months, I aim to have gear that can keep me comfortable in a variety of weather conditions. The Pearl Izumi Men's Attack Tight served me well this year in the in-between spring temperatures, when I need more warmth than shorts provide, but when my winter tights are too hot. I've found that these tights provide enough warmth to keep me comfortable when temperatures fluctuate throughout the day. This is a testament to the tights' ability to regulate my body temperature and prevent overheating. My only complaint is the tights occasionally snag on the saddle when mounting. This is a common issue with many cycling garments, and unfortunately, I have not found an easy solution. However, this issue is not a deal-breaker. I am very satisfied with the performance of the tights and would buy them again.
I have purchased multiple pairs of these. I absolutely love them! Some reviewers say they miss the zipper but I simply haven�t found this to be a problem.
good for my road rides rides in spring and fall.
I wear these over PI Pro shorts on cool days (40s-50s). They are very comfortable and move well. There is no draw string because they are very form fitting and not something you just slip into. I'm 5'7" 145lbs wearing a medium.
With the fall chill in the air, these are great for a little protection without becoming too warm during those fall days where the temperature dips in the moring and rises during the day. These tights have lots of stretch to comfortable support my large legs.
I can't wait to cycle in these long cycling tights.
Good for cool days.
Fit and quality were terrible. Ended up spending a little more on a better tight.
The legs were tight around the knees and the waist did not stay up.
good tights
A nice lightweight alternative when just a little protection is needed. A little hard to keep up without a drawstring.