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Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 3:07 pm
by MrSkinny
Thanks for (most of :-) the replies so far!

Could those who have the leg warmers they suggested please measure the length (and circumference at the top) and post the data here? Let me start (all in size small):

Adidas l:73cm c:40cm
Voler l:54cm c:36cm

Castelli Nanoflex ?

Sportful No-Rain: sounds long enough based on the reviews. I came acrosss the description of some leg warmers that seem to indicate that they could be long enough, e.g., De Marchi Contour, Santini Thermoroubaix, and Giordana (Body Clone) Super Roubaix. Does anyone have the lengths of these?

[add some more data in case someone is searching for this]

Giordana (Body Clone) Super Roubaix: l:60cm
Castelli Agnel: l:60cm

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 8:06 pm
by hna
My Castelli Nanoflex leg warmers in size small is 70cm long unstretched

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 8:06 pm
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Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 7:35 am
by MattSoutherden
Anyway. Back on topic....

fitty4 wrote:I maybe have a suggestion: sportful no rain, I don't have the leg warmers but the do have the arm warmers which are the longest out of 4 that I have tried.


I have them. I bought them because of the Wiggle reviews. I'm 189cm, 75kg, 94cm cycling inseam. And I'm using the medium size.

HTH.



... although, given I'm nearly 6'3, anyone want to buy a bike? I need to raise funds for a fishing rod. :|

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 2:53 pm
by djm
I've got a 94 cm inseam and Castelli's leg warmers work fine for me.

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 4:12 am
by Thirstyman
Fabian C 6'1". Too bad no one told him he can't do well in this sport.

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 2:52 pm
by HammerTime2
chipomarc wrote:Just one thing to bear in mind here people:

If you are over 5'11" then road cycling is NOT the sport you should be taking part in.
Thirstyman wrote:Fabian C 6'1". Too bad no one told him he can't do well in this sport.
But just think how much faster and more successful he'd be if he were at least 2 inches shorter.

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 2:00 am
by MrSkinny
Found another one:

Nashbar "Essential" leg warmers: 67cm long

got them for $9.99 on sale. So far they work pretty good for me.

I also bought Castelli Nanoflex ($75...) and they are really tight, I can't get them off without taking the shoes off despite the zipper.

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 6:59 am
by sanrensho
MrSkinny wrote:I also bought Castelli Nanoflex ($75...) and they are really tight, I can't get them off without taking the shoes off despite the zipper.


Same here. All the other Size S leg warmers I've tried fit me, but Castelli Nanoflex fit insanely tight. Long too. Somebody buy them from me please (only tried on).

Sad because I love my Nanoflex Size S arm warmers (old style w/scorpion logos), they fit perfectly.

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 8:57 am
by mrfish
I once had some Impsport arm warmers which I mistakenly put on as leg warmers when they arrived. They were sent back :) After adjustment they were fine. Our club worked with Impsport for a couple of years and they were always willing to adjust a few things and work with us so that everyone was happy with the fit of their clothing. Suggest giving them a call.

Re: Leg warmers for long, slim legs

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 9:34 am
by adidavas
you can try gore bike wear knee warmers. Tight enough.