Women's Summit AmFIB® Lite Pants
The Women’s Summit AmFIB® Lite Pants are built for riders who won’t let winter shut down the season. Made with 360-degree AmFIB® softshell, these pants block wind and cold while a soft brushed interior balances insulation with breathability for steady comfort on long climbs and chilly descents. A PFAS-free PI Dry® C0 DWR finish adds eco-friendly water-shedding performance, keeping you drier through puddles, snow, and wheel spray.
Ride-specific features include an external G-hook waist adjustment for a secure, bulk-free fit, two zippered Trail Access pockets placed for pedaling comfort, and kneepad compatibility for extra protection when the trail gets technical. Designed with a 32" inseam, they’re cut to layer easily over your favorite liner shorts or thermal tights for deep-winter versatility.
Complete your cold-weather kit with tops from our Women’s Jerseys collection or pair with a shell from Women’s Jackets & Vests for a system that takes on the coldest trail days.
Original: $122.50
-65%$122.50
$42.88
Description
The Women’s Summit AmFIB® Lite Pants are built for riders who won’t let winter shut down the season. Made with 360-degree AmFIB® softshell, these pants block wind and cold while a soft brushed interior balances insulation with breathability for steady comfort on long climbs and chilly descents. A PFAS-free PI Dry® C0 DWR finish adds eco-friendly water-shedding performance, keeping you drier through puddles, snow, and wheel spray.
Ride-specific features include an external G-hook waist adjustment for a secure, bulk-free fit, two zippered Trail Access pockets placed for pedaling comfort, and kneepad compatibility for extra protection when the trail gets technical. Designed with a 32" inseam, they’re cut to layer easily over your favorite liner shorts or thermal tights for deep-winter versatility.
Complete your cold-weather kit with tops from our Women’s Jerseys collection or pair with a shell from Women’s Jackets & Vests for a system that takes on the coldest trail days.
