Men's AmFIB® Tights
Men's AmFIB® Tights
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When freezing temps and wind threaten to keep you off the bike, the Men's AmFIB® Tights deliver the protection and warmth you need to ride through it. Designed for serious road and gravel riders, these cycling tights combine full-leg coverage, weather resistance, and breathable comfort. No built-in chamois means you can layer over your favorite bike liner for a customized fit.
AmFIB® softshell fabric wraps the front of the legs, seat, and calves in windproof, water-resistant coverage, while thermal fleece panels on the back provide insulation and breathability where it matters most. PI Dry® C0 technology sheds road spray and light rain while remaining PFAS-free and environmentally responsible.
The wide waistband sits smoothly under layers, and stretch ankle panels eliminate the need for bulky zippers, ensuring a clean fit with shoe covers or boots. Strategically placed BioViz™ reflective elements offer up to 100 meters of visibility, even when wearing booties or shoe covers.
Explore more men's cycling tights to complete your kit, or shop our full men's cycling jacket collection for cold-weather riding essentials.
Specs & Features
- 360-degree wrapped high-stretch AmFIB® softshell fabric protects from wind and water
- No chamois pad
- Lofted thermal fleece lining provides cozy wicking layer next to skin
- PI Dry® C0 technology; a PFAS-free durable water repellent
- High-stretch fabric at ankle removes need for bulky zippers and provides svelte interface with shoe covers or boots
- Wide waistband for secure fit and relief from fabric bunching or pressure
- Made with recycled content
- BioViz® powerful reflective elements that reach 100 meters for night visibility
- 28.5" inseam
Materials & Care
Main Body: 89% recycled polyester, 11% elastane | Waistband & Back Panel: 56% recycled nylon, 30% recycled polyester, 14% LYCRA® elastane
Wash with simple detergents without additives (Clear or Free). Wash gentle cycle. Close all zippers and hook and loop closures (“Velcro”). Tumble dry low (fabric should not be hot to the touch). When in doubt (or to save energy) hang dry. Do not use dryer sheets. Products with scents, softeners, etc. will inhibit performance of technical fabrics.
FAQs
The Men's AmFIB® Tights are unpadded men's winter cycling tights for freezing, windy road and gravel rides.
- Why no chamois?
So you can layer them over your favourite liner or bib shorts for a customised fit. - Where does the wind protection go?
AmFIB® softshell wraps the front of the legs, the seat, and the calves, while thermal fleece panels on the back add insulation and breathability. - Do they handle wet roads?
Yes. A PFAS-free PI Dry® C0 finish sheds road spray and light rain. - Do they work with shoe covers?
Yes. Stretch ankle panels replace zippers, and BioViz™ elements stay visible above shoe covers. - How long is the inseam?
28.5 inches. - What if I want a chamois built in?
The Men's AmFIB® Cycling Bib Tights are our warmest padded option.
Overall rating: 3.6727273 / 5 from 55 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Men's AmFIB® Tights offer excellent fit and comfort for serious riders, with windproof and water-resistant coverage. However, sizing feedback is mixed, and some customers found the zippers unsuitable for leg fitting.
Summary topics
- Fit (18%): Many customers brought up the excellent fit of the tights, mentioning that they fit snuggly and are comfortable.
- Zipper Suitability (13%): A small number of customers stated that the zippers on the product are not suitable for leg fitting.
- Sizing Feedback (16%): The feedback is varied, some recommend ordering a size larger, while others found the sizing to be bad.
Review topics: ["fit","size","quality","tights","material","weather","legs","pants","waist","design","version","features","compression","amfib","works"].
Review highlights
- "These tights fit snuggly and are comfortable." —
- "Warm and Snug Fit, But Different From Previous Generations" —
- "Other than that, they seem to be of good quality material and solid construction." —
Reviews
Extremely Poor Fit
"I’m 5’6”, 140lbs. I’ve worn size small tights all my life. These are long enough, and fit fine in the waist, BUT they were so tight in the ankles I thought I would rip them trying to pass my feet through. They were unusually tight throughout the legs as if they were sized for skinny Euro-pro dudes. I sent them back. I CAN say they are definitely made for colder weather as the material is much thicker than the standy polypro tights I wear. In that respect they are high quality."
Poor quality no draw sting do not buy
"Tights did not last very long. Poor quality and design. Why at this price range is there no draw string?"
Sizing
"Love the quality and the sizing is totally absurd. Medium tights on size chart to fit 34 inch waist… the waist band cannot be stretched to 34 inches without breaking the fabric. Not even CLOSE to a men’s medium"
AmFIB tights
"Very warm. Had to size up from thermal tights Large to XL AmFIB. The AmFIB material is thicker and thus more difficult to stretch over your body. This is a second pair for me. I use them when temperatures go below 25 deg F or so."
warm but hard to put on.
"These are warm tights, I find them plenty warm down to -10 C. I had a previous version of these tights that had ankle zippers. This version does not have ankle zippers and I find them a pain to put on. I am concerned they will get stretched out at the ankle cuff over time."
Tights are to small
"To small, they hurt my knees"
Very tight
"I’m a 6’ 135 lb. female and these are tight as in uncomfortable. Beware to anyone who is of larger stature/girth!"
Good tights for cool weather
"These tights fit snuggly and are comfortable. I’ve been riding in 45-50 degrees F and my legs have been warm."
Winter Mtn Biking
"The Amfib tights definitely hold up in nasty weather. Completed in a gravel race last weekend with rain, mud and wind. The conditions weren’t pleasant, but the tights kept me clean, dry and warm."
AmFIB tights
"Best cold weather cycling pants I have ever used. Used in temperatures from 35°F to 45°F and didn't even think about the cold."
