Pearl Izumi Men's Infinity Knicker Reviews

Pearl Izumi Men's Infinity Knicker Reviews

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Being in Minnesota the weather swings wildly from hot and humid to freezing cold, and in between we have some somewhat cool weather. It's been a bit difficult for me to find just the right balance of clothing options for the various types of weather that I exercise in. I found that running shorts are great for warm weather, and that running tights and running pants (the loose shell kind) work well for colder weather, but in that in-between weather I was either too cold or I was overheating. And, if you've never overheated when it's cold out it's not a fun experience. You'll wind up sweating profusely, slowing down, and then freezing.

First off I have to say that the pictures that come with these tights will make you think they are for cycling. They're not. They are intended to be running tights. Sure, you could use them on a bike but they do not have a chamois in them and so will not be as comfortable on a ride as 3/4 tights that are made for cycling.

I wear size large Pearl Izumi cycling shorts and tights when out on my bike and I ordered these in the same size. They fit just as well as my cycling gear, and don't have the diaper feeling that the chamois in my cycling and tri shorts gives me when I walk around.

I'm 6'1" tall and these come down well past my knees and part way onto my calves. They don't seem to ride up too much, and actually seem to stay put a bit better than my cycling 3/4 tights. That may be in part because I'm sitting down when cycling.

There's a handy key pocket in the back center with a zipper. This has been very useful for me in carrying my house key with when I go for a run. You could probably wedge a gel pack or two in there if you wanted.

There's plenty of support in these tights so you won't have to wear underwear underneath them. The compression is enough to keep everything in place without making things uncomfortable down there.

So far I've worn them on runs in the 47-60 degree temperature range. They keep my upper legs warm and compressed enough that I feel good while still allowing me to dump heat out through the exposed skin of my calves. This seems to be just the right balance for me. I definitely will not be wearing these in warmer weather than that or I'll be back into the overheating zone for me.

I didn't set out to find something to support my knees but I was very pleasantly surprised to find that these in fact support my knees a fair amount. I only noticed after wearing these for a few runs and having the weather warm up again. When I switched back to my running shorts for the warmer weather I noticed that my knees were complaining a bit. After switching back to these again I noticed the knee complaints went away. So apparently my knees like being compressed a bit when running. It's not a huge amount of compression, but it is enough.

Now on the style question I will have to say that it took a bit of courage to step out in these the first time. Despite me knowing they are men's 3/4 tights I had that little voice in the back of my head saying that everyone would think I was wearing women's leggings. Being a cyclist I'm used to wearing form fitting clothing and had figured that worst case I could always wear these as compression clothing under something else. But, when I put them on the first time I realized they do not look like women's leggings. With my heavily muscles thighs and calves from cycling they look a lot more like football tights than women's leggings. That muscle in the mix makes a lot of difference. Now I wouldn't go out and make these my regular day attire, but as a functional piece of clothing for a sport I think anyone can pull them off. Just know that you are a runner, and you are running. And, if anyone gives you grief ask them how far they've run today.
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Izumi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Izumi (泉 ?), meaning "spring" (source of water), is a common Japanese given name, family name and place name. While a unisex name, it is more commonly used by women.


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Shigechiyo Izumi (泉 重千代, Izumi Shigechiyo ?, 1880 (or June 29, 1865) – February 21, 1986) was a Japanese centenarian who was titled the oldest living person ...


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