Running Tights

**VeloVT** · 11-23-2008, 06:40 AM

Sugoi Midzero tights and Sugoi Subzero tights (depending on how cold it is). I have several pairs of each and they are my favorite winter tights (I also have Hind, Nike, CWX etc).

The fit is extremely comfortable, with enough room for "female" hips/butt

while not gapping around a narrowish waist.

The fabric is very wind and weather resistant while being breathable. It has a cozy fleecy nap on the inside (although the pile is very low and I wouldn't call them "fleece lined").

In general, I love Sugoi.

**ASammy1** · 11-23-2008, 08:55 AM

+1 on Sugoi! I love their Speedster 2 tops too

**HillSlugger** · 11-23-2008, 12:21 PM

Under Armour Frosty Tights

**jesvetmed** · 11-23-2008, 07:48 PM

My favorite winter running pants are Brooks Thermal Visibility Pants. They are toasty warm and cozy, have wider legs and zip bottoms, and have a waist tie... without that, they all fall down on me! Got mine at REI.

I must have no hourglass -- but a vase shape! Everything slides down.

**indysteel** · 11-24-2008, 06:05 AM

Originally Posted by liza

Sugoi Midzero tights and Sugoi Subzero tights (depending on how cold it is). I have several pairs of each and they are my favorite winter tights (I also have Hind, Nike, CWX etc).

The fit is extremely comfortable, with enough room for "female" hips/butt

while not gapping around a narrowish waist.

The fabric is very wind and weather resistant while being breathable. It has a cozy fleecy nap on the inside (although the pile is very low and I wouldn't call them "fleece lined").

In general, I love Sugoi.

+2 for Sugoi tights (and shorts for that matter). Nice fit, good material. I have a pair of Midzeros that I like for running. Great fit and material.

I wear their cheapest tight, the Helix, for cycling. Even though they're made of a thinner material, they work really well for me over either shorts or knickers in cold weather. I've worn much more expensive tights with less success.

**Aggie_Ama** · 11-24-2008, 06:46 AM

Someone should make bib style with no chamois. Or maybe they do. I just wear my Cannondale tights I have for cycling (no chaimois and silcone grippers). I must say though I live in Texas and it is hard to justify a winter wardrobe for cycling or running. It was 60 degrees here this weekend and a cold front is blowing in tonight, lows about 45.

**minn** · 11-25-2008, 04:41 PM

Awesome!! Thanks for all the responses.

I am going to try the Sugoi Midzero tights (and *maybe* a pair of CW-X).

Have a great holiday week!

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