Do those flannel cuffs actually stop the snow?
Spotted by Hana PetrovaLooking at this winter ride setup. The green plaid flannel works as a mid-layer, but I’d want to know if the cuffs are tight enough to stop snow getting in. That grey tee underneath seems pretty light for this temp, though it does allow for movement. The black pants and gloves look like they’re built for the trail. It’s a practical choice for riding in the cold.
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