Inferno Pant

[jedwards89]

Curious to hear from the guys wearing the Klim Inferno pant. I consider myself a very active rider standing on my SE about 70-80% of the time and riding tug hill the majority of the miles. Is the inferno pant a very hot pant to wear under a pair of Klimate bibs? On most days I can get away with wearing a light pair of addidas type wind breaker pants, but I was hoping to upgrade without sweating my @SS off. NY weather can be 40 or 10 below but most of the time riding it is in the 20's. I am becoming a very loyal to Klim as their products are outstanding. Hoping to hear some thoughts.

 

[yamadog1]

inferno

you should wear aggressor pant which will wicker moisture away on warmer days and inferno on colder days, you either believe in their layer system or
not, but if i spend all that money on their outer wear then i wear their layers.

 

[Viper_Dave]

X2 on the Agressor. With the added insulation of the Klimate bib, you'll not likely need the Inferno. Get that moisture away from your skin and you'll be warmer. I wear Tog bibs and Valdez jacket, Agressor base top and bottom 75% of my riding. I do wear a TekVest, so upper insulation isn't usually required. Cold, below 15, I'll add the Inferno top and bottom. I am good to -25 with this setup. I am also going to purchase a new top made by a company called Splitweight. Insulated arms and a thinner chest and back. This , for me, will probably be a good alternative upper body layer.

 

[Zakre]

They are very warm, you don't want them on for warm days or overly active riding you will be swimming,

 

[yammi4ever]

I wear the infernos under my extreme bibs (no insulation) and they work perfect for that, but might be too much under the insulated bibs.

Love them, cannot believe I used to wear jeans to ride, not any more though.

 

[CJW]

I only wear mine under the tog bibs when it gets really cold. Go with the base layer and the mid layer klim gear if you are using the same bibs.