Review on 🚴 Enhance Performance and Comfort with TUOY Men's Cycling Shorts by Terry Keown

I am a skier, monoskier and snowboarder. I needed soft drawstring shorts and found the only ones that had this feature. I hate that soft shorts can slide down so easily so the drawstring is the key feature. I got them in the mail today and tried them on. They run a little smaller than the instructions say, but I already knew that from the reviews so I went up a size. This fits in well, so thanks to those who pointed out this issue. Next, tailbone padding comes down to whether it actually protects your tailbone. It all depends on the fit. If you're buying them specifically for snowboarding and tailbone protection, note that this design has a 50/50 chance of giving you tailbone protection. I think for skiers and monoskiers who need hip protection they are great. I've had 3 different pairs of soft shorts in the past and these seem like the best design to me. Note that they are made from a thinner material such as neoprene so they can be HOT on warm ski days. They also seem a bit restrictive but when it comes to skiing it's not quite the same as break dancing so I think the shorts are fine and the neoprene will just add extra protection to the integrated foam. hips and tail. I think they should be good value for money and work well. Too bad they are not available in sizes XL and XXL. Or maybe they're just sold out. but I could really use the XL to gift to a family member.