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Reddit mentions of BALEAF Men's Thermal Cycling Tights Size L,Black
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Reddit mentions: 2
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Lightweight,Stretchy, breathable fabric wick sweats awaySoft fleece inside provides long lasting warmth and comfortReflective elements for visibility in low lightLeg zippers for easy off and on， provide great convenienceIdeal for cycling, running, Hiking,climbing,skiing and other winter outdoor sports
Specs:
| Color | A-black/Gray |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 13 Inches |
| Size | Large |
| Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Width | 10 Inches |
These are all I use anymore and they've been nothing but fantastic: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PVXN7SS/
I live in New Hampshire, when we’re near zero it’s snow, not rain or sleet.
I wear a compression under shirt, a slightly heavier fabric, not that thin style. Then a long sleeve wicking shirt, then my winter running coat. Legs are winter compression. This pair worked out great last winter. Baleaf Men's Thermal https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PVXN7SS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_YrMB4J5lr2VhE
Single pocket I’m back waist for key.
I don’t wear super heavy gloves. Just run-of-the-mill winter running gloves. I pull my fingers into fists for the first couple miles. Then I can’t let them out into fingers.
If it’s windy I may use a balaclava. But my breath will normally freeze on that and it becomes useless aside from being a neck warmer.
I find after a few miles your body core has so much heat to give it sends it back to the extremities. It’s really only the first 20 minutes I question leaving the house. There’s been times I’m out for 90 plus minutes and I’m unzipping the coat. Or the hat is sweaty so I take it off for a minute and then it freezes.