Sportful Bodyfit Pro Thermal bib-tights review
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Why has no one done any of these things before? A great pair of tights at a very respectable price.
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Fantastic fit
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Retains heat
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Fast Drying
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Not much
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Using the panel design from its successful Bodyfit Pro shorts and extending the legs - albeit in ThermoDrytex fabric throughout, Sportful has done two things: created a fantastic fitting pair of tights, but ones that look like you're wearing shorts and legwarmers.
You'll know if you like the look but if you do, the fabric dries fast, retains heat well when damp and the placement of the zips outside the ankle rather than on the Achilles is genius.
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