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Prepare For Winter
As temperatures start dropping, make sure you have the perfect apparel to rock the cold weather. The Sportful Infinium Bibtight is designed for winter thanks to windproof materials that have a softer lining, blocking out the bone-chilling temperatures while maintaining your body heat.
Stop inclement weather in its tracks with the windproof, water-repellant, and highly breathable Gore-Tex Infinium™ fabric. This material combines with a discreet design to keep you comfortable without any of the unnecessary bulk. Elastic mesh on the straps and back deliver ultimate ventilation so you don't overheat, while YKK® Camlock zippers at the ankle make undressing after a long ride easier than ever.
The Infinium Bibtight is centered around support, and what better way to perform than with the Bodyfit Pro 17 seat pad. This comfortable cushion has the right touch of padding to maintain a high degree of motion in this sensitive area.
Performance fit: Sportful apparel is designed with a performance cut that often runs smaller than that of other manufacturers. Consider sizing-up one size to ensure a comfortable fit — e.g., if you typically wear a Medium, select a Large in Sportful.
Features:
- Windproof, breathable, and water-repellant Gore-Tex Infinium™ fabric
- Bodyfit Pro 17 seat pad cushions and supports you during your ride
- Elastic mesh on the bib straps and back for ventilation
- YKK® Camlock zipper at the ankle
- Reflective inserts on the front and back maintain visibility
- Designed to perform in cold temperatures
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Size Chart
| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | |
| Chest | 0" | 36¼" | 37¾" | 39½" | 41¼" | 43¼" |
| Waist | 0" | 31½" | 33" | 34½" | 36¼"-37¾" | 39¾"-41¾" |
| Hips | 0" | 37" | 38½" | 40" | 41¾"-43¼" | 44½"-45½" |
Specifications
Style Type: Bibtights | |
Black - Small | Mfg PartNum: M1121518002-2 |
Leg Type: Full Length | |
Black - Medium | Leg Type: Full Length |
Mfg PartNum: M1121518002-3 | |
Black - Large | Leg Type: Full Length |
Mfg PartNum: M1121518002-4 | |
Black - X-Large | Mfg PartNum: M1121518002-5 |
Leg Type: Full Length | |
Black - 2X-Large | Leg Type: Full Length |
Mfg PartNum: M1121518002-6 | |
Reviews
These things are warm and keep the wind out well. The fit was great and the chamois is decent. Haven't had any issues riding in sub 40 degree weather. Only issue I have is that the crotch area could use some more insulating but wearing a base layer down there helps out a lot.
I'd heard a lot of good things about Sportful products and to say I was underwhelmed by these tights would be a huge understatement.
Lots of negatives about these. The thermal fabric on the back doesn't do nearly the good job Sportful claims it does and I found that at 43 degrees on a windy day, the back of my legs and especially my butt struggled to stay warm. The chamois pad is one step above garbage, it doesn't cushion your butt well and the perineum portion is awful - on a 35mi ride, I was numb and sore after and had to push through pain after mile 18. I've had $40 shorts with better chamois. Straps are a tad short me at 6'3" tall
While the Gore-tex Infinium is warm and almost fully windproof on the front, the sewn-through seams on the crotch front allow wind to pass through when gusts are above 20mph and/or if you're riding fast, so your dangly bits get chilly frequently. Overall fit is excellent and construction seems good. Easy to get on and off.
These would be decent tights with a better chamois and fully Infinium front and back, assuming they added an extra layer in the crotch area, or seam taped the sew-through seams. Even then these aren't a real cold temp tight, would max out in the mid 30's I expect. But as they stand, these tights are a major disappointment, particularly for the cost.
