Tights and trousers reviews

When the product title includes the words 'deep winter', you know that warmth and protection are going to be high on its list of attributes

By Tim Russon Published 4 February 26

Large and highly effective cargo pockets are a definite highlight

By Andy Turner Published 10 January 26

A no nonsense pair of winter tights that do everything they need to do pretty well

By Tim Russon Published 17 December 25

If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, then temperature must be on the skin of the holder.

By Hannah Bussey Published 21 November 25

Impressive weather resistance with great thermal properties and a superbly comfortable chamois

By Andy Turner Published 8 November 25

Bib tights that promise to go the distance, even in the coldest conditions

By Simon Fellows Published 26 February 25

Finally, a feasible alternative to the cycling shorts and leg warmers combo

By Hannah Bussey Published 17 December 24

Simple, warm and comfortable, Castelli's Espresso Bib Tight is perfect for cool rides in spring and autumn

By Tim Russon Published 9 December 24

Warm, highly water-resistant bib tights with a supportive pad for long-ride comfort in the winter months

By Andy Turner Published 18 November 24

Windproof, warm and comfortable, the Castelli Sorpasso RoS Wind Bibtight means no more weather-based excuses

By Tim Russon Published 16 November 24

'Tights like these are why I’ve bid farewell to the hassles of knee- and leg warmers for good.’

By Anne-Marije Rook Published 9 May 24

I'm slowly running out of excuses not to ride in the cold and rain

By Hannah Bussey Published 22 January 24

Stylish and practical cycling trousers tailored for women

By Rachel Sokal Published 31 October 23

Trousers for adventures which are a little short on bike features

By Rachel Sokal Published 27 July 23

The Entrata Wind bibs will keep you drier and warmer on those long winter training rides

By Paul Grele Last updated 26 November 22

Particularly for those really cold days when only the warmest will do

By Paul Grele Last updated 26 November 22

Winter tights that will keep you warm, adjust to your shape and never have you sitting uncomfortably. About as perfect as you'd hope for given the price

By Chris Marshall-Bell Last updated 17 November 22

Got half a grand set aside to keep you warm on your winter rides? If the answer is yes, get buying now. You'll be warm, your tights will brush off water and spray, and you'll be super comfortable all day - and all winter

By Chris Marshall-Bell Last updated 17 November 22

Part of Rapha’s lifestyle range, the Technical Trousers are designed to be worn both on and off the bike. But is it really possible to wear riding trousers in the office and not look like “that guy”?

By Rachel Sokal Published 11 November 22

Comfy fleece-backed tights on days up to around 10°C

By Andy Turner Published 7 November 22

The early fall and spring option gets a shake down, ending up with our cycling kit getting a shake out

By Hannah Bussey Published 25 October 22

If you've not got a load of money to throw at winter tights then these are a good option, but you need to check sizing carefully

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 20 December 21

Definitely thermal, suited to relaxed rides, but not the best for performance road cycling

By Emma Silversides Published 1 December 21

Van Rysel’s Winter Bib Tights are an affordable option for those continuing to ride outdoors in the colder weather. The Quick-Zip system is a nice idea and certainly makes for a swift comfort break. However, the fit and comfort of the tights are compromised by it, and there are practical issues with it too.

By Emma Silversides Published 30 November 21

Premium quality bibs from 100% recycled fabrics

By Emma Silversides Published 26 November 21

A midweight bibtight, designed to balance warmth with breathability in cool weather

By Stefan Abram Last updated 23 November 21

Sir Chris Hoy and Vulpine have collaborated to create some stylish cycling apparel. We put the Hoy Vulpine Men's Roubaix bib tights to the test

By Chris Hovenden Published 8 December 15