Some manufacturers defend their thin leg warmersb: These thin leg warmers don't keep you warm, but they are flexible enough to fit more people. Yes, in general, thin fabrics are generally more stretchy than thicker ones. In fact, in the field of leg warmers, thick materials can also be very elastic. Because the elastic part is mainly determined by the spandex contained in the fabric. If these fabrics are made for leg warmers with certainty before weaving, then the thick material is also very stretchy, not at all inferior to the thinner material. On the other hand, any fabric that is stretched will become thinner. If these leg warmers are made of thinner fabrics, then these leg warmers will become thinner after being expanded, and the color of the leg warmers will gradually become lighter, even close to transparent and reveal the color of the skin, which looks transparent leg warmers is very strange.
Kayhoma leg warmers are thick, as are all models. They're about as thick as a scarf, super soft, and very warm. These leg warmers support outdoor activities in -10 degree weather, and in fact they are also great for switching indoors and out. You can even pair it with leggings for windy weather, or cold weather riding. You also won't feel hot when you're indoors because they're also very breathable and easy to put on and take off.
The thickness of the Kayhoma leg warmers doesn't prevent them from being extremely resilient at the same time. These leg warmers have bands at both ends, and they can be up to 12 inches wide. This stretch is compatible with any muscular calf and ankle. They can rise up to the knees or even the thighs to stay warm when you need them, and the bands at both ends help these leg warmers not slip at any point.
From the standpoint of thermal performance alone, Kayhoma is already one of the best brands for leg warmers.