These bib leggings revert back to the traditional style of straps. The top half, as you’d expect is made of lighter thinner material than the legs, to help wick moisture away, almost mesh like in its texture.

Panelling around the torso and waist utilises lycra that is fleecy lined, while not as thick as the leg fabric will hopefully keep your kidneys warm. SCOTT promote the W’s Shadow AS B-tights as being able to withstand temperatures reaching -5°.

The use of fabric on the legs has been thought through, internally all of the panels have a fleecy back, so your legs feel snug and keep in the warmth. On the front panels, to help keep the wind out, they’ve used a windstopper top layer. A teflon finishing has been used for the rear leg panels, to protect against water and dirt.

Reaching the hem, the cuff of the leg is folded back on itself, so there are no seams. A zipper is featured down the side of the ankle, with reflective detailing.

In terms of the chamois, it’s worlds apart from the bib shorts, more a sponge foam-type pad that seems to be quite large width wise! Again, we’ll see how it works in the test rides before we pass judgement on its comfort.

Size available: XS – XL
Price: RRP £129.99
Colour options: Plain black with raspberry pink stitching (pictured)
More information: Scott Sports