Description
Lightweight, direct-to-skin, moisture-managing base layer pants
Pair the Sky LL pants with the complementary long sleeve shirt and you have a base layer set that is perfect for helping stay comfortable on your motorcycle. We understandthe drive to want to get out and ride, especially when the sun is out, even if the temperatures are less than inviting. We give you a solution to keep you riding as long as your heart desires with our base layers.
A base layer who does their job properly will wick moisture away from your body so you won’t be sitting in your sweat.Furthermore, it quickly transports moisture through the fabric, away from the skin, spreading quickly over the outside of the fabric where it can more easily evaporate and/or be wicked away through the next layer, provided that’s a functional layer, as well. This will ultimately help prevent the body from cooling down too much when you’re subjected to windchill or cold.
Regardless of activity, whether you are riding on your bike, or you are wearing it underneath other sports gear, having a base layer to pull moisture away from the body keeps you feeling fresh longer. It also helps prevent the body from cooling down too much so you can stay out on the bike much longer, even when you think it’s too cold to get out on two wheels.
A base layer who does their job properly will wick moisture away from your body so you won’t be sitting in your sweat.Furthermore, it quickly transports moisture through the fabric, away from the skin, spreading quickly over the outside of the fabric where it can more easily evaporate and/or be wicked away through the next layer, provided that’s a functional layer, as well. This will ultimately help prevent the body from cooling down too much when you’re subjected to windchill or cold.
Regardless of activity, whether you are riding on your bike, or you are wearing it underneath other sports gear, having a base layer to pull moisture away from the body keeps you feeling fresh longer. It also helps prevent the body from cooling down too much so you can stay out on the bike much longer, even when you think it’s too cold to get out on two wheels.