Thermal road cycling bib tight with DWR to repel spray and showers. Exceptional next to skin fit and an elastic interface chamois pad for long-ride comfort Features: THERMAL: Brushed Isoler thermal Roubaix fabric is designed to retain body heat for the cooler weather riding in Spring and Autumn BIB: Mesh panels on the upper bib assist with moisture transfer and temperature regulation STRAPS: Seamless elasticated straps improve breathability and comfort CHAMOIS PAD: Madison’s EIT dual density pad engineered with specialist pad supplier ‘EIT’ Elastic Interface from Italy, to deliver comfort in all situations. Dimensions have been specifically designed to provide maximum agility and comfort in saddle for long rides QUICK DRY: Fabric is quick drying and moisture wicking FIT: Body fit item has tailored legs to finish neatly at the ankle Men’s Apparel Size Chart To Fit Chest To Fit Waist To Fit Hips cm. in. cm. in. cm. in. X-Small 86-90 34-36″ 70-76 28-30.5″ 86-92 34-36.5″ Small 92-96 36-38″ 78-82 30.5-32.5″ 93-97 37-38.5″ Medium 98-102 38.5-40″ 84-88 33-34.5″ 99-103 39-40.5″ Large 103-109 40.5-43″ 89-95 35-37.5″ 104-110 41-43.5″ X-Large 110-115 43-45″ 95-101 37.5-39.5″ 111-117 43.5-46″ XX-Large 115-120 45-47″ 102-108 40-42.5″ 118-124 46-49″ XXX-Large 120-125 47-49″ 108-114 43-45″ 124-130 49-51″ XXXX-Large 125-130 49-51″ 114-119 45-47″ 130-136 53.5″ All trousers have regular leg length unless stated on the product. Leg Length – Short Leg Length – Regular Leg Length – Long cm. in. cm. in. cm. in. X-Small 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ Small 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ Medium 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ Large 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ X-Large 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ XX-Large 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ XXX-Large 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ XXXX-Large 76 30″ 81 32″ 86 34″ How to Measure Chest 1. Wrap a soft measuring tape around your chest. Position it so that the tape is horizontal to the ground, and falls just under your armpits. 2. Bring it around your back so that the ends come together in front, across the widest part of your chest. 3. Record the number at the point where the tape measure meets itself. Don’t stick your chest out or exhale; just stand normally. The tape should fit snugly without digging in. Waist 1. Wrap a soft measuring tape around your waist. Position it so that the tape is horizontal to the ground. 2. Stand up straight and breathe normally wrapping the tape back to the front of your waist. The tape should fit snugly without digging in. 3. Record the number at the point where the tape measure meets itself. Don’t stick your chest out or exhale; just stand normally. Make sure the tape measure is not twisted. Hips 1. Wrap a soft measuring tape around your hips. Position it so that the tape is horizontal to the ground ensuring your feet are together (otherwise the measurement will be too big). 2. Bring the tape around so that the ends come together in front. Your hip measurements should be taken at where your hips are the widest. 3. Record the number at the point where the tape measure meets itself. The tape should fit snugly without digging in. Leg Length (Inseam) 1. Wrap a soft measuring tape around your hips. Position it so that the tape is horizontal to the ground ensuring your feet are together (otherwise the measurement will be too big). 2. Bring the tape around so that the ends come together in front. Your hip measurements should be taken at where your hips are the widest. 3. Record the number at the point where the tape measure meets itself. The tape should fit snugly without digging in. Tip Ask someone to read the measurement for better accuracy or read the measurement in front of a mirror. If you don’t have a tape measure, use a piece of string and measure the string.
