Ibex Men's El Fito 3/4 Cycling Pants
by Ibex, Cycling Pants
Product Description
Ibex Men's El Fito 3/4 Cycling Pants
When shorts might not be enough, when temperatures are dropping or when the trail gets especially rough, throw on your hybrid Ibex Men's El Fito 3/4 Cycling Pants. Wind- and water- resistant, our Climawool Lite double weave over the knees and midweight Merino back will keep you comfortable in a wide range of conditions and temperatures. An Ibex favorite.
- Fabric: Body: 92% Wool, 6% Nylon, 2% Lycra on body; 87% Polyester / 13% Spandex on seat and back legs ; 480 g/m2
- Climawool Lite® softshell knee front
- 13 panel construction
- 4-way stretch, seamless liquicell chamois with progressive ergonomic ischiatic support most needed; 10.5 mm, Density: HAP 90-20
- Gripper elastic herms
- Form-fit, sized for women; heavier than other cycling bottoms
- Non-friction gusseted panels
- Recommended for: Road/Mountain Biking
- Inseams: S=20", M=20.5", L=20.5", XL= 20.5"
Reviews - Ibex Men's El Fito 3/4 Cycling
David Neumann -
6/8/2009
Men's El Fito 3/4 Cycling Pants - nearly perfect
From the moment I put on the El Fritos and began riding, I knew I had found an outstanding cycling pant for the late spring and early fall weather here in Idaho. The fit is perfect, very comfortable, excellent fabric and superbly made. The construction around the knees provides excellent range of motion and warmth. I haven't yet washed them but my experience with other quality-made wool cycling clothing leads me to believe they will provide many years of use. These are an investment that I thought about for several days before making the purchase, but I'm glad I did. Highly recommended.
Dimitri Avaloff -
2/28/2009
Very, Very Nice
These knickers fit well, breathe great and are a joy to own. Maybe a little too warm for CA on some days but they are wonderful for the cold days. Ibex makes some fine products but be alert about their sizing requirements.
Anonymous -
11/5/2008
A great alternative to tights
I love these! Call them knickers, 3/4 pants, whatever. I wear these almost every fall, winter, and spring day for commuting in Seattle, and they never let me down. They are warm, breath well, and hold up to daily use well. This is my most versatile piece of cycling clothing.
