Designed using the same fabric and technologies found in the Cold Skin Baselayer, the new Cold Skin Leggings are three times colder than a standard competitor product, aiding comfort and enjoyment whether you’re commuting, racing or adventuring during the hottest months of the year. The fabric used to manufacture the Cold Skin Leggings was subject to Q-max testing at the Kaken Test Centre in Japan – this examination offers up an analysis of how cool the surface of the material is. The higher the Q-max value, the cooler the fabric. Currently, if the Q-max value of a product is 0.1 W/cm2 or more, it is recognized as having ‘cool contact performance’. The Cold Skin recorded a value of 0.298W/cm2 – whereas a standard competitor product would typically score below 0.1 W/cm2, a measurement metho.
