I have ridden these in the 20s, and they kept me warm. I also rode 10 miles in a constant moderate rain at 40 degrees, and they got a bit wet, but I was not cold.

Also is far more versatile than long pants with chamois. Just use your favorite bibs/shorts.

I bought the Elite Escape AmFib Bib Tights to use for speed skating on the frozen Rideau Canal in Ottawa, Canada. The tights were perfect for the -20C/19F weather in Ottawa. I am 5'9"-170# with an athletic build and the tights were maybe a tad bit tight which was not a concern once I started skating. My average speed for my skating sessions is 15 mph but more speed will not put a dent into the warmth of these tights. Thouroughly recommended.

I've been wanting a pair of AMFIB tights for a few years, some of my friends have them and love them. Yes, the fabric is thick, probably too warm for above 35*F (or 45F if raining) and the articulated knee for me is in the wrong spot (I guess I have a long femur) but they work. Wind doesn't get through. Today's ride didn't get above 30F I had 2 hats, ski gloves, liners and hand warmers, but my legs were toasty! As always great service and quick shipping from Competitive Cyclist.

I get cold easily. I used to ride when it was in the single digits. Now I am on my rollers whenever it's below 35. After getting very cold in my private parts last weekend on a 40 degree day (I was wearing fleece lined bib knickers) I decided to try out these tights. I almost sent them back when I got them out of the box: the material seemed too thick and lacking in stretch. Instead, I threw caution to the wind and gave them a try. Boy, am I glad I decided to test ride these tights. It was 30 degrees with 20mph wind. I felt none of it. The wind block did it's thing, and with a pair of Giordana Roubaix knickers underneath I was comfortable but not roasting. These tights prove that there's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. I am hooked. They are snug (I got a medium: I'm 5' 10" and weigh 145lbs) in the mid section but not uncomfortable, but sizing might be an issue depending on your body type. That said, these are my new favorite winter accessory. I wish I had them when I owned a '68 VW Bug that had no heat.

The fit is off when compared to other winter bib tights that I’ve owned. These run tight in quads and calves; however, they run loose in knees and ankles. Very odd… Never had a set of bibs so off from a proportional perspective. I tried a L and XL and returned both.

I gave this product a one * the first time around. But what a difference a size makes. By going from XL to a XXL the size fit perfectly. I could now wear all of my shorts underneath. If you want the extreme warmth (25-45 F) these (Pearl Izumi) are the Best choice. From 45-55 F, I wear wind tights (Louis Garneau) and from 50-60, Giordana shorts and knee warmers. Then finally, 60+, just shorts (Assos and Giordana).

Perfect for cold weather riding, and not too expensive. I like the no-chamois for the versatility. Can wear whichever shorts underneath, and also can be used for xc skiing/running etc.