There are rules for this sh!t? I put mine under or over as the time takes me.
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Knee warmers
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Re: Knee warmers
Just looking at these. How do you size knees?JohnClimber wrote:Seconded, I have 2 pairs and they are still as good as new after 3 years of constant usehtrider wrote:Planet X 'compression' knee warmers for me - cheap and been good so far.
https://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CLPX365CKW ... ee-warmers
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Re: Knee warmers
Bought a pair ages ago, but rarely use them as 90% of my bikepacking is in 3/4 length bib-shorts. That said, I find super thin arm screens are great in sunny climes, and the Castelli nanos are ideal for UK. However, in the spirit of TLS / minimising faff, I now mostly ride in long sleeves, as the protection from sun/rain/wind/insects/gravel-rash outweighs any perceived downsides.
Re: Knee warmers
You don't know about the rules!!Scattamah wrote:There are rules for this sh!t? I put mine under or over as the time takes me.
Re: Knee warmers
Whatever the rules, standing with your knee warmers on before you put your bibshorts on is not a good look. Well, maybe on other types of forum...
Morvelo, Ground Effect and Pearl Izumi here, Morvelo are current favourites.
Morvelo, Ground Effect and Pearl Izumi here, Morvelo are current favourites.
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Re: Knee warmers
Forgot to say, I think there probably is some value in lightweight knee protectors that can also double up as warmers, if your riding knarlier descents. I might get some of these before my next Alpine jaunt, if I can find something that I get on with.