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Closeouts. For greater comfort in the saddle, Canari Tundra Pro cycling tights offer anatomical cushioning so you can ride longer and get the most out of your experience.
- Reflective piping for increased visibility
- Drawcord waist
- Just below waist
- Tapered leg
- Trim Fit
- Made in China
- Visit our Cycling Gear Guide
- Pant style: Tights
- Zipper length: Ankle zip 9""
- Inseam: 29" (based on size small)
- Leg opening: 8"
- Weight: 8 oz.
- Waistband: 1-1/2"
- Fabric: 84% polyester, 16% spandex
- Care: Machine wash, hang dry
- Just below waist
- Tapered leg
- Trim Fit
- Made in China
- Visit our Cycling Gear Guide
Average Rating (82 reviews)
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Reviewed by Old lady wanna be biker from Iowa on Monday, May 13, 2013These tights were just what was needed to get an old lady back on the bike.
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Reviewed by RandyCyclist from North Carolina on Thursday, April 25, 2013Followed the sizing chart and will need to return them.
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Reviewed by Tan the cyclist from Montana on Saturday, April 06, 2013I purchased these pants for cooler weather cycling and thought I'd try for a cheaper brand. I guess you pay what you get for. While the inside pant material is nice and warm, the stitching for the chamois is a huge negative. The seeming on it chafs your skin. In other brands (Terry, Pearl Izumi) you'll see there is no hard stitching around the chamois. They started causing pain around 10miles into my ride. Very dissapointing and cannot return now that I've already worn.
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Reviewed by Viajadora from Oakland, CA on Thursday, March 28, 2013I'm still deciding whether to keep these or send them back. I dismissed other reviewer comments about the chamois, thinking they weren't used to wearing cycling clothes, but it is really bulky. It's a super-unflattering look, but I don't know how obvious that will be on the bike. The tights themselves are really nice - the lining is soft and feels like it would be warm.
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Reviewed by srosannadanna from Loveland, CO on Monday, February 04, 2013I know the reviews said these were long but I ordered anyway. I'm 5'4" and 124, purchased a Medium. They fit well and were indeed long, but I'm not sure what the fuss is about because I could cinch them up just a little above the knee and a little at the calf and they were fine. They stretch, after all. Love the back zippers. The padding is a bit bulky but really just right for long rides. They are plenty warm and I intend to use them a lot for my winter/spring rides here in Colorado.
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Question “Does anyone know how these compare to the Canari Veloce tights that STP is also selling? The Veloce tights fit me a little oddly, so I'm curious whether these differ. I'm also wondering which pair would be warmer, if there's a difference.”
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Question “What type of canari padding is in these tights? Is it thick enough for long rides?”
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Answer The type of canair padding is called Queen Chamois and is made from microfiber and foam layers perforated with small 5mm dimples. These dimples provide ventilation, breathability and cushioning for lower extremeties. This cushioning should be good for a comfortable ride for long rides.
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Question “what is the best temperature for these pants? i'm looking for something for when the temp drops below 70 in florida - like for 55-70 degrees.||thanks.”
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Answer These pants are good for 40 degrees and higher. So they may be a little hot for FL.|Unfortunately we are currently out of this item, but we suggest signing up for the My Updates as the best way to monitor incoming products. You will receive email notifications of our newest stock items. You can also access the "New Items" section of our website at anytime. (A link to the "New Items" section is located on our homepage under the "Search Index.") New Items are all products that have arrived within the last 21 days. |http://www.sierratradingpost.com/DeptNewItems.aspx|http://www.sierratradingpost.com/myupdates/myupdatesmanagement.aspx
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Answer Gee, in Oregon that'd be shorts! 45-55° is when I wear them.
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Answer These are mostly polyester...no mesh....I would say they would be perfect for 50 degree weather but may be too warm in 70 degree Florida humidity. It depends on how hard you will be running or cycling. I bought them for 30 to 50 degree weather in michigan
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