Pearl Izumi Elite Knee Warmer

Transform any pair of cycling shorts into a knicker with these super versatile knee warmers. A general rule is to keep knees covered up to 60 degrees, which means these warmers could see action all year long. Our latest warmers feature a new, softer Thermal fleece fabric with improved stretch, which makes both fit and comfort exceptional. But our PI Dry® technology is what really sets these warmers apart, offering permanent water-shedding performance for more warmth in wet conditions. A BioViz® logo on the back of the calf adds reflectivity in low-light conditions

Transform any pair of cycling shorts into a knicker with these super versatile knee warmers. A general rule is to keep knees covered up to 60 degrees, which means these warmers could see action all year long. Our latest warmers feature a new, softer Thermal fleece fabric with improved stretch, which makes both fit and comfort exceptional. But our PI Dry® technology is what really sets these warmers apart, offering permanent water-shedding performance for more warmth in wet conditions. A BioViz® logo on the back of the calf adds reflectivity in low-light conditions.

• Thermal fleece fabric with water-shedding
• PI Dry™ technology for all-weather performance made with anatomic construction eliminates bunching through your full range of motion
• Plush wide elastic binding with silicone gripper for a stay-up fit
• Anatomic left and right specific fit
• BioViz® reflective elements for low-light visibility
• Unisex sizing
  
  

  56% recycled nylon, 30% polyester, 14% LYCRA® elastane Made in Vietnam

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