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Knox Cold Killers Sport Pant – Union Garage

$ 38.99

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The Sport Pant is an ideal thermal under-pant for cold-weather riding. Unlike most winter thermal layers, which are often designed to work during aerobic activity like hiking or snow sports, these are a true motorcycle specific product.  They offer wind-blocking panels on the front with highly breathable 3D fleece pane
The Sport Pant is an ideal thermal under-pant for cold-weather riding. Unlike most winter thermal layers, which are often designed to work during aerobic activity like hiking or snow sports, these are a true motorcycle specific product. 


They offer wind-blocking panels on the front with highly breathable 3D fleece paneling on the backs of the legs, for comfort while in a bent-knee riding position, or during activity off the bike.

Like all of the Knox Cold Killers product line, these pants are lined with uber-soft Velboa fleece for an added level of luxurious comfort.

  • Full length fitted thermal stretch pants carefully constructed for comfort and performance
  • Windproof at the waist front and back to eliminate drafts
  • Windproof fabric extends to cover 100% of the legs at the front
  • Unisex fitting with a range of sizes
  • Windproof
  • Water resistant
  • Breathable
  • Machine Washable and dries quickly

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