Do you like
to train in less then ideal temperatures?
Most people don’t, but why? I
have noticed that if I can be comfortable in the elements, than I am much more
likely to go out for a run. I have tried
gear that helps me get through cold, wet, and windy weather and recently tested
a good one from C2.

The Extreme Tights are made with a
durable, wind and abrasion-resistant outer layer and a warm, soft inner layer
that is excellent at wicking. They have
discrete ankle zippers that make them easy to put on and take off. They are made with Polartec Powerstretch
double velour. It also has a surface
technology called hardface that adds protection in case you take a spill on the
trails. The interior also features
flatlocking and open merrow construction so you have a smooth, flat interior
that won’t cause chaffing or irritation.

Pros:
Flatlock and
open merrow construction eliminates chaffing
Wil keep you
warm and dry, even in extremely cold temps
Ankle zips
make it easy to put on and take off
Windproof
and water resistant
Unisex
sizing
Cons:
The $149
price tag is a little steep, but they are worth the money.
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If you are
planning on training in the winter months, it is important to have the right
clothes. The Extreme Tights from C2 do a great job of keeping you warm and dry
so you can perform at your peak. They
are super comfortable as well. Get a
pair and let me know what you think.
Note:
I received this product in exchange for a review. The review is my
personal opinion of the product and I was not required to give a particular
opinion of it. I am not a doctor, so please
use all of the products that I review at your own risk.
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