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  1. H guys, got my endura clip bib tights from wiggle today and I'm impressed with the fit as I had to
    send back a pair that were a bit too long for me last week.

    Had a nice ride in them tonight and really dig the clip function, cant wait to go on a ride long
    enough to need to pee now!

    But I got a question from other wearers... the zips on the ankles wont stay closed. No matter how
    far I zip them up, when I flex my ankle during the pedal stroke it unzips about 3inches which leaves
    me a bit chilly down there.

    Any one else have that problem? Any solutions?

    I seemed to notice the large did the same for me though I didn't actually wear them on a
    bike though...

    cheers

  2. Me must be edykated coz e writed:

    Quoted message said:

    H guys, got my endura clip bib tights from wiggle today and I'm impressed with the fit as I had to
    send back a pair that were a bit too long for me last week.

    Had a nice ride in them tonight and really dig the clip function, cant wait to go on a ride long
    enough to need to pee now!

    But I got a question from other wearers... the zips on the ankles wont stay closed. No matter how
    far I zip them up, when I flex my ankle during the pedal stroke it unzips about 3inches which
    leaves me a bit chilly down there.

    Any one else have that problem? Any solutions?

    I seemed to notice the large did the same for me though I didn't actually wear them on a bike
    though...

    cheers


    The running tights I use did this at first but cured themselves after a couple of washes.

    --
    Ian

    catrike.co.ukcatrike.co.uk

  3. Me said:

    H guys, got my endura clip bib tights from wiggle today and I'm impressed with the fit as I had to
    send back a pair that were a bit too long for me last week.

    Had a nice ride in them tonight and really dig the clip function, cant wait to go on a ride long
    enough to need to pee now!

    But I got a question from other wearers... the zips on the ankles wont stay closed. No matter how
    far I zip them up, when I flex my ankle during the pedal stroke it unzips about 3inches which
    leaves me a bit chilly down there.

    Any one else have that problem? Any solutions?

    I seemed to notice the large did the same for me though I didn't actually wear them on a bike
    though...

    cheers

    I find that you need to make sure the zip fastener is folded back against the zip or it unzips as
    you describe.
    --
    Mark

  4. "the Mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Me said:

    H guys, got my endura clip bib tights from wiggle today and I'm impressed with the fit as I had
    to send back a pair that were a bit too long for me last week.

    Had a nice ride in them tonight and really dig the clip function, cant wait to go on a ride long
    enough to need to pee now!

    But I got a question from other wearers... the zips on the ankles wont stay closed. No matter
    how far I zip them up, when I flex my ankle during the pedal stroke it unzips about 3inches
    which leaves me a bit chilly down there.

    Any one else have that problem? Any solutions?

    I seemed to notice the large did the same for me though I didn't actually wear them on a bike
    though...

    cheers

    I find that you need to make sure the zip fastener is folded back against the zip or it unzips as
    you describe.
    --
    Mark

    Received mine this morning from Wiggle and thought exactly the same thing. I soon came to the same
    cure as Mark...fully zip them down and fold back the zip head.

    --
    Mark (MSA)

    Bike shop assistant... "We couldn't repair your brakes, so we made your horn louder"!

  5. I dont' quite get it...

    when I zip down, I should then rotate the "zip lever-thingy" up so that its flat against the
    zip "tracks"?

    does that make sense?

    keep the advice coming!

    "MSA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "the Mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Me said:

    H guys, got my endura clip bib tights from wiggle today and I'm impressed with the fit as I
    had to send back a pair that were a bit too long for me last week.

    Had a nice ride in them tonight and really dig the clip function, cant wait to go on a ride
    long enough to need to pee now!

    But I got a question from other wearers... the zips on the ankles wont stay closed. No matter
    how far I zip them up, when I flex my ankle during the pedal stroke it unzips about 3inches
    which leaves me a bit chilly down there.

    Any one else have that problem? Any solutions?

    I seemed to notice the large did the same for me though I didn't actually wear them on a bike
    though...

    cheers

    I find that you need to make sure the zip fastener is folded back against the zip or it unzips
    as you describe.
    --
    Mark

    Received mine this morning from Wiggle and thought exactly the same thing. I soon came to the same
    cure as Mark...fully zip them down and fold back


    the

    Quoted message said:

    zip head.

    --
    Mark (MSA)

    Bike shop assistant... "We couldn't repair your brakes, so we made your horn louder"!

  6. "Me" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I dont' quite get it...

    when I zip down, I should then rotate the "zip lever-thingy" up so that


    its

    Quoted message said:

    flat against the zip "tracks"?

    does that make sense?

    keep the advice coming!

    Look at the 'handle' of the zip. There is probably a little 'pin' on one side down near the zip
    itself. When you fold the zip handle down flush to the zip this will jut into the zip teeth and hold
    the zip closed.

    T

  7. Me <[email hidden]> wrote:

    : Any one else have that problem? Any solutions?

    Mine never do this. Maybe I'm just odd?

    --
    Arthur Clune clune.orgclune.org "Technolibertarians make a philosophy out of a personality defect"
    - Paulina Borsook

  8. Arthur Clune must be edykated coz e writed:

    Quoted message said:

    Me <[email hidden]> wrote:

    : Any one else have that problem? Any solutions?

    Mine never do this. Maybe I'm just odd?


    Maybe you have girls ankles.

    --
    Ian

    catrike.co.ukcatrike.co.uk

  9. Ian <[email hidden]> wrote:
    :>
    : Maybe you have girls ankles.

    Well, that has often been said 🙂

    --
    Arthur Clune clune.orgclune.org "Technolibertarians make a philosophy out of a personality defect"
    - Paulina Borsook

  10. "Me" <[email hidden]>typed

    Quoted message said:

    I dont' quite get it...

    Quoted message said:

    when I zip down, I should then rotate the "zip lever-thingy" up so that its flat against the zip
    "tracks"?

    Quoted message said:

    does that make sense?

    Yes. Most zips have one of two mechanisms to stop them undoing. There is probably a tiny tooth in
    the zip tag that engages on the tooth track when it's flat.

    Ankle zips are 'upside-down' compared to 'normal' zips, in that they are fully fastened when they
    are down, not when they are up. The tags are probably constructed to have their little tooth engage
    by gravity the other way up...

    --
    Helen D. Vecht: [email hidden] Edgware.

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