Gear: bibs,pants,or onesy?

[mnsnowhawk]

The new Klim Havoc snow bike bibs have leather inner legs for heat. Just found a dealer that has few left. Cant wait to get them.

Make sure you let us know what you think. Klim didn't bring any to hay days. Was hoping to check them out there. Boo.

 

[Curt_T]

Guys I live in michigan, it's not moutains, not deep snow, don't get lost, I understand out west, I just make do with what's here and the rest is dream. Maybe in a year or so I will make the journey out, and give it a run with big dogs. I like everyone's take on this and keep them coming.

Get on klim site and look the havoc up. I have a pair on lock down.

 

[wakeandsnow]

Those Havoc pants look like the ticket. How much insulation do they have? Found them on the uninsulated section of the page.

 

[Curt_T]

Those Havoc pants look like the ticket. How much insulation do they have? Found them on the uninsulated section of the page.

I live in michigan, and I have both insulated and non. I ware noninsulated the most with just a base or mid layer of light material. I'm sure when on the bike you will stay plenty warm. The last ride I had last winter it was -10 and I was fine with base and mid layer with unisulated bibs.

 

[350scott]

Look up Hestra gloves too. I have had the same pair for 2 seasons and they are still in great shape. Totally waterproof and the seams are all still good. I used to blow through a pair of gloves in a season...

I'm with ya on the Hestra gloves (I like the Heli's). I spent a couple years trying all types of gloves, from expensive to cheap, and the Hestra's win hands down. And if you only use your index finger on the levers they have the Heli 3 finger. With these your fingers will never get cold.