WARMEST winter tights -- NO chamois ?

[Velocivixen]

I have Lucy Propel Run Tights, which are black with reflective piping and rear zippers at the ankles. They're moisture wicking and water resistant, but not waterproof.

[pinsonp2]

You can get the Terry Coldweather tights without a chamois and they are really warm in my opinion. oops, they seem to only be padded these days. I got a pair of unpadded ones on Ebay during the summer. Sorry no help here.

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[Eden]

+1 to Oak - don't limit yourself to cycling gear. I don't like a chamois in my tights either. I generally use running tights, or for really cold weather I have a pair of paddling pants - I think they are made for wearing under a wetsuit, but they are quite warm and comfy on their own.

[divingbiker]

I second the Sugoi Firewall. I've had mine for years.

[Becky]

Another vote for Amfibs. It has to be below freezing before I can wear mine and not roast.

There's a bunch of windproof insulated tights out there, including those already mentioned by Sugoi and Craft. If you want super-warm, at least some windproofing is the key IMO.

[Crankin]

Anything by Craft is super warm.
I'd also look at Ibex. I have a pair I wear X country skiing, but I have worn them cycling on very cold days. They are wool in the front and windproof in the back.

[jyyanks]

I almost bought a pair of Lucy fleece lined pants with zippers. They didn't have the reflective piping on the side but they seemed really comfortable and warm. They seemed reasonably priced to me but they did not have my size.