Being a pretty small person leg and knee warmers that actually fit are a bit hard to find... my arm warmers are team issue and do OK if the jersey I have has decent arm hole elastic, but fall down if the sleeves are loose, even though they have silicone gripper at the top. I have a pair of youth size Assos knee warmers (purchased at a deep, deep discount at a swap meet from a team mate) that I love, love, love. They are fleece lined and very comfy. The best leg warmers I've ever found are actually arm warmers...... my husbands... (Canari men's L - fleece lined, sooooo comfy) Short ladies, mens size L or XL arm warmers can be your ticket to leg warmer bliss - just be sure to actually try them on, as not all arm warmers do have openings big enough to accommodate even a small thigh. The length is exactly right.
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05-31-2009, 07:57 PM #1
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05-31-2009, 08:44 PM #2
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I have a pair of Descente arm warmers that fit really well for slender women's arms.
I like waring leg warmers on my morning commute in the summer. It's often 45 degrees in the morning and 70 when I bike home, and just packing the warmers instead of an entire pair of knickers on the way home saves me a lot of room.
I guess it depends on what your riding situation is. I usually don't wear leg warmers on weekend recreational rides, but they're just the thing for chilly summer morning commutes.
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