Odlo Chill bib tights review
As their name suggests the Odlo Chill bib tights are a great option for early season riding before the thermometer gets too low
For the transitional periods between autumn, winter and spring the Chill Bike tights make an ideal choice. The cut and material gives comfort for all styles of riding and the windproofing is a bonus. They are however too lightweight to wear in colder conditions
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Thinner Roubaix fabric almost disappears when on
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Windproof panels protect delicate knees
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Cytech seat pad performs well
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The thicker windproof layers tend to bunch up
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Not warm enough for proper winter riding
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The Roubaix material that the Odlo Chill bib tights are made of initially seemed quite thin compared with some of the others that have been tested recently. But the upside is that the tights are really comfortable.
The torso and thigh areas are exceptionally comfy and the chamois is a Cytech pad designed for longer distances.
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