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walter

walter

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Im looking for some suggestions on tapered leg riding pants. Normally I do baggy shorts over Under Armor/Nike Pro leggings, but as the temps drop I may want full length coverage. Doesnt have to be a "winter pant" so to speak, just something that's full legged and slightly baggy.
 
walter said:
Im looking for some suggestions on tapered leg riding pants. Normally I do baggy shorts over Under Armor/Nike Pro leggings, but as the temps drop I may want full length coverage. Doesnt have to be a "winter pant" so to speak, just something that's full legged and slightly baggy.
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Club Ride for the win
 
Zack 54 said:
I like Club Ride pants, they are not tight, have room at the knees for pads, 2 zipped pockets and 2 normal pockets…they are my “go to” pants!
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I assume the fat jacks? Since they have those other ones now too.

I am on my second pair of fat jacks and they are great, flexible, water and wind resistant.

Use code nica 20 since I know you would have been a nica coach if it was around when your kids were into riding
 
stb222 said:
I assume the fat jacks? Since they have those other ones now too.

I am on my second pair of fat jacks and they are great, flexible, water and wind resistant.

Use code nica 20 since I know you would have been a nica coach if it was around when your kids were into riding
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How do they fit? I'm in between sizes, not sure if I would go with what's closest or go next size up with a belt.....
 
walter said:
How do they fit? I'm in between sizes, not sure if I would go with what's closest or go next size up with a belt.....
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They are a slim fit, I am right between a medium and a large and have actually worn both. They do have stretch to them. Look at the return policy and you may be able to get both and return one.
 
I bought some endura pants recently, and really like them. I’ve heard really good things about the fox ranger pants but they were sold out everywhere the last time I checked.

I can’t believe I’m just now trying full length pants. So much more convenient than warmers or tights which I wore for years.
 
Jmann said:
I bought some endura pants recently, and really like them. I’ve heard really good things about the fox ranger pants but they were sold out everywhere the last time I checked.

I can’t believe I’m just now trying full length pants. So much more convenient than warmers or tights which I wore for years.
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Currently looking at Endura MT500 pants. Seems to be what I'm looking for and I have a few other items of theirs that i like.
 
For colder times, I run 45nrth Naughvind Pants. They're surprisingly light and also extremely warm. They have a zipper and velcro thing at the bottom to slip over boots or cinch down if you're wearing regular shoes.
 
jimvreeland said:
For colder times, I run 45nrth Naughvind Pants. They're surprisingly light and also extremely warm. They have a zipper and velcro thing at the bottom to slip over boots or cinch down if you're wearing regular shoes.
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What's your thoughts on the Specialized stuff? Been looking at that, too
 
My go to lately has been troy lee skyline pant. It's a summer pant but that little bit of space is just enough to stay warm on cold days .
 
I like Goldrush over Fat Jacks - not as slim fit yet equally comfortable with or without base layers, and built-in tensioning. Can also pass for casual work pants.
 
45NRTH Naughtvind are my goto when it's snowing. Cuffs are just wide enough to slip over Wolvhammer boots--no gaiter needed. The triangular zippered pocket is weird, but doesn't hinder anything.

Other days it's Fox Racing Defend Fire pants. I actually prefer these over the Naughtvinds in terms of fit and style, but the elastic cuffs won't stretch over boots.

In the 40°F, I like the TLD Sprint or Skyline pants.
 
one piece crank said:
I like Goldrush over Fat Jacks - not as slim fit yet equally comfortable with or without base layers, and built-in tensioning. Can also pass for casual work pants.
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I wanted to like these but having to size up the higher size was just too big. My son has them and they are nice.
 
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