Sigr Riksväg 92 PRO Cargo Long
Description
Autumn and winter are for cycling too. So why not look good while doing it? These future classics are designed from the ground up for extra committed cyclists who are always the first to arrive and the last to leave the battlefield of emotions that is road cycling. Being cold while out on a ride is no joke and as cyclists, our larger-than-average quads are a large source of heat loss when not covered up! Real-world northern winter cyclists were instrumental in the design, testing and development of these bibs so you can be sure they will perform. Tested and approved for use down to 0°C by Sigr cyclists. Warmth is provided by a very lightweight fleece material, not too thick and not too thin, which can insulate even when wet. Practical protection from wind and rain is provided by windproof and water-resistant fabric at the front. Breathable rear panels mean moisture and heat can escape when needed. Despite controlling wind-induced cooling, the material is breathable and wicking, keeping your skin comfortably dry mid-ride. Pad/Chamois: The well proven Bohang ZM-527. This 4-layer chamois is approx 40 cm x 20 cm and ranges in thickness from 2-15 mm. The density is 60 kg/m3. Pockets: A super-handy low-profile, yet strong pocket on each thigh for stuff you might want close at hand during your ride: phone, gels, coffee and cake money... that type of thing. Biomotion The diagonally placed reflective strips are placed so they are effective from the back or the side. The motion of your legs will mean drivers should see and react to you much faster in low light. Read more about how we integrate biomotion science into our products on our blog. Fabric: Fabric 1: 90% Polyester + 10% SpandexFabric 2: 85% Nylon + 15% SpandexFabric 3: 91% Polyester + 9% Spandex Features: Great down to 0 °C Windproof and water-resistant front panels for increased warmth Breathable rear panels for excess heat ventilation Proven Bohang ZM-527 pad Biomotion reflective leg strips Reflective prints
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