Women's Alpine Thermal Bibs Black / XS Reviews

4.9 Rating 15 Reviews

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“I have worn these on several cold rides. These are my first pair of thermal bibs and I'm not sure why I waited so long. They will definitely help me stay outside enjoying the quiet roads as the sun gets low in the sky, the temperature drops and the winter comes.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Fit

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Too Loose

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Comfort

“Every other pair of bibs and hikes up when I wear leg warmers, but these stayed in place and they are great all around. I need more pairs so I don’t have to wait for the laundry when the cold weather is here to stay. I got the xs. I’m 5’0”/105-110 pounds”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Very uncomfortable. Couldn’t get chamois to not pinch and rub.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I don't normally leave reviews, but these bibs totally deserve one. So I had just purchased these a few weeks ago, and until yesterday, I had only worn them once on a short ride. Yesterday, I rolled a 300k brevet in them. Starting temperature was 27F with a wind chill of 21F. These bibs plus some tights were perfect! As a matter of fact, just about my while kit was Pactimo brand and I never felt the cold. Nearly 12 hours of saddle time and never had any problems with these bibs. No saddle sores of any sort! Thank you, Pactimo!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Combined with the Alpine Thermal Tights, these bibs keep me nice and toasty even on mid-30 to 40 degree days. The medium fit was great for me at 5'6 and 133 lbs.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Fit perfectly and looks good.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Love the pockets. Bibs are comfortable and great for colder weather.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“These are super comfy, and warm without being too hot - great for fall rides that start at 40 degrees and end at 65.”

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Posted 1 year ago