KNEES UP

Discomfort lives long in the memory, and few riders will forget the experience of wearing a badly-fitted knee or leg warmer miles from home.

After lessons learned from our previous knee warmer, we've completely re-engineered a new full leg warmer, which is more usable for more people more of the time.

As with our arm and neck warmers, the GRS-certified recycled main fabric plays the central role, with the incredibly luxurious brushed-back microfibre finish retaining a warm feeling on the skin even when wet - essential in an area directly in the firing line of front wheel splash damage.

The 4-panel ergonomic construction allows us to reduce the amount of fabric used on the rear of the warmer, which helps to limit bunching behind the knee when pedalling.

GRIP, NOT SLIP

A common irritation with both knee and leg warmers is the impact of overly-tight grippers and aggressive silicone on the delicate inner thigh area.

For our new leg warmer we've switched from our outward-facing gripper concept to a more traditional approach, thanks to sourcing an incredibly unique gripper.

Blending a super-soft and compressive elastic with finely woven strands of silicone, it creates thousands of individual contact points with the skin, spreading the grip across the maximum possible surface area.

The resulting grip performance allows us to spec a more relaxed compression for each size of warmer, eliminating the dreaded sausage leg effect in most cases.

It stays comfortable - and most importantly, stays in place - even after hours in the saddle.

SAFER SEEN

Reaching for leg warmers generally means shoulder season - or night rides - which can also mean low light and poor visibility.

Our bib shorts already feature reflective elements, but the lower leg moves much more during pedal strokes, meaning more potential visibility.

Our leg warmers feature a handy reflective front/left/right indicator on the outer edge - meaning you'll hopefully never put one on the wrong leg again - and we've added furrther reflective Kostüme decals on the rear of the ankle to help from behind.