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Originally Posted by ThermionicScott
Mine are not-bibs, if that helps.

They've tweaked the model slightly since I bought them but these are basically it. No "screaming yellow" on mine: https://www.pearlizumi.com/US/en/sho...ght/p/11111713
Thanks for the reply. So are AmFib tights better/warmer? Slightly more expensive, but that's not a consideration.

Currently I use light-, mid-, and heavyweight base layers in various combinations
Originally Posted by Jim from Boston
The way I organize my winter dress is by levels (link), 1 to 6...The levels do not mean layers, but the combination of gear for temperature intervals, in increments of about 10 degrees F…

The level makes the job of selecting clothing very easy for that decision to be made on the morning of a commute, without going outside. Sometimes I may bring along a piece of apparel from a higher level just in case.

The scheme is particularly useful at the change of seasons to remind me of what works. Also, I choose by ambient temperature and usually ignore the reported wind chill temp, because there always is a wind chill on the moving bike...
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