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Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
GORE-TEX Performance Shell, GORE-TEX stretch inserts on sides of thigh and knee for maximum comfort, Loose fit, Special fit for cyclist posture, Adjustable waistband (Velcro fastening), Spiral-designed trouser leg, Pre-shaped knees, Adjustable leg width with Velcro fastening for chain protection, Concealed zip at trouser bottom (wedge-shaped insert behind), Concealed zip back pocket, Reflective piping on legs, Reflective logo on leg and on seat
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6 of 6(100%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
Review 1 for Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
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Tubz
Country:Gibraltar
Age:35-44
Featured Review
Date:February 16, 2010
Waterproof Cycling Trousers
Pros: Adjustable, Attractive, Comfortable, Good Fit, High Quality
Cons: Expensive
"The Gore FusionII Cycling Trousers are excellent; they are 100% waterproof (unlike my previous trousers) and the stretchy sections mean that they are extremely comfortable whilst cycling. Previously I have worn warm trousers undereath waterproof over-trousers but now I just wear the Fusion II trousers and am comfortable whatever the conditions. It is worth noting though, that if you do want these as overtrousers you will need to order a coule of sizes up as they are quite slim fitting. They are quite expensive but then they are exactly what I wanted so I guess that makes them good value for money."
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Review 2 for Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
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FoxtowerPhotography
City: Winnipeg
Country:Canada
Interest:Commuter
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
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Commuter
Date:December 9, 2009
Great cycling pant
Pros: Adjustable, Attractive, Comfortable, Good Fit, High Quality, Lightweight
Cons: Expensive
"PROS
Just rec'd these pants in the mail a couple of days ago--just in time as an Arctic airmass moved over Winnipeg (Winterpeg), bringing with it some bone-chilling -24C (-34C with the windchill) temperatures. Undeterred, I pulled on these trousers over a pair of long undies and my dress pants and my lower half has remained quite toasty - thank you, very much!
The velcro tabs on the cuffs keep the pants tucked in. They are windproof. Can't wait to try these on some extended rides and we'll also see how they perform in -50C here later this winter. Although they're not a thermal pant they certainly keep the wind out. The construction seems excellent and they come with the Gore guarantee.
Just rec'd these pants in the mail a couple of days ago--just in time as an Arctic airmass moved over Winnipeg (Winterpeg), bringing with it some bone-chilling -24C (-34C with the windchill) temperatures. Undeterred, I pulled on these trousers over a pair of long undies and my dress pants and my lower half has remained quite toasty - thank you, very much!
The velcro tabs on the cuffs keep the pants tucked in. They are windproof. Can't wait to try these on some extended rides and we'll also see how they perform in -50C here later this winter. Although they're not a thermal pant they certainly keep the wind out. The construction seems excellent and they come with the Gore guarantee.
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No doubt they're pricey but you get what you pay for. As well I was a tad leery that the Gore fabric would not be flexible enough for cycling but when I am out riding, I forget I am even wearing them -- aside from the fact the wind is no longer blowing through my pants!"
No doubt they're pricey but you get what you pay for. As well I was a tad leery that the Gore fabric would not be flexible enough for cycling but when I am out riding, I forget I am even wearing them -- aside from the fact the wind is no longer blowing through my pants!"
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Review 3 for Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
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GoodIntentions
Date:October 27, 2010
Quality buy
Pros: Comfortable, High Quality, Good Fit
"Have to say I'm very happy with these trousers. Wanted something waterproof that wasn't necessarily an over trouser because I get too hot. Rode with these and just a pair of cycle shorts underneath on a cold Autumn morning on some fairly intense technical hilly singletrack and they were lovely. Not too hot and sticky when the going got tough, kept the cold at bay and were totally comfortable. At about 13 degrees C and above in the sunshine I found they got a little warm though on a fairly testing cross country ride.
Quality is excellent as is the fit. My knee pads also fit under them."
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Review 4 for Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
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eastpak
City: London
Country:United Kingdom
Date:October 18, 2010
Watch the size
Pros: Durable, Attractive, Comfortable, High Quality
Cons: Expensive
"Excellent product but you need to order a size larger than usual. Had to return mine"
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Review 5 for Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
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slimboyjim
City: Birmingham
Country:United Kingdom
Age:25-34
Interest:Cross Country MTB
Level:Occasional
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Mountain Biker
Date:October 13, 2010
Pros: Durable, Comfortable, High Quality, Adjustable, Lightweight, Good Fit
Cons: Expensive
"Very comfortable and a good fit (they are slim fitting but this isn't an issue for me - I can still wear baggies underneath (although I am quite a slim myself)). They seem pretty sturdy and I can see them lasting a long time. They keep the wind out and have proved waterproof in all use to date including one short stint out in a very heavy downpour. Leg straps tidy the trousers away so there's no risk of catching them on your chainrings although it does expose your shoe/sock a little - not an issue as it would be the same for any trouser but a consideration for those seeking total waterproofing to include the feet (perhaps pick up some overshoes or waterproof socks). The only 'critisisms' I can think of is that there's not a lot of reflective material for riding on the roads (but as I have lights, etc., it doesn't really bother me) and there is a slight 'swishing' noise when the material rubs together whilst cycling (the same with all waterproof trousers)."
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Review 6 for Gore Bike Wear Fusion II Cycling Trousers
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brokenbiker
City: Hampshire
Country:United Kingdom
Age:25-34
Interest:Cross Country MTB
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Mountain Biker
Date:December 17, 2009
Exellent Trousers
Pros: Adjustable, Attractive, Comfortable, Durable, High Quality, Lightweight, Rugged, Versatile, very water proof material and breathable
Cons: Expensive, Poor Fit, could do with a water tight zip behind the flap.
"Great!
seem to be good so far,
If you are buying a pair of these I highly recommend you buy the next size up ( I am normally a small/ medium but had to buy the large as the medium was too small) unless you are a super skinny roadie to begin with.
Plus also going for the next size up you can get a pair of baggies underneath them in case of a sudden squally conditions just fit fine over the top.
seem to be good so far,
If you are buying a pair of these I highly recommend you buy the next size up ( I am normally a small/ medium but had to buy the large as the medium was too small) unless you are a super skinny roadie to begin with.
Plus also going for the next size up you can get a pair of baggies underneath them in case of a sudden squally conditions just fit fine over the top.
I found the waist and thighs where far to tight for a medium although the length was fine.
The DWR (water proof layer) was to a very high standard better than e-vent and PTFE style waterproofs I have owned. And Looks like it will seriously last.
Best water proofs out there!"
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