🚴 Baleaf Men's Cycling Tights with 4D Padded Road Bike Pants - Outdoor Leggings with Pockets for Bicycle MTB Riding, UPF50+ Protection Review

These are pretty good cycling shorts, they fit quite comfortably and the sizing seems to match the size chart provided. Overall I'd say I've made a good set of plans for fall or spring.

I wear this as a base layer for MTB shorts. it's black, but stretched when worn, it's blue. not a deal breaker, but it's not black when you wear it. This company wins my favor because of their outstanding customer service.

Ideal for mountain bikes as it offers sun protection, leaf protection and coolness as it absorbs sweat. Pockets keep your phone (both large and small) secure. Never failed through jumps, falls, rolls, climbs and constantly getting in and out for photos while pedaling. So comfortable you won't even notice you're driving.

I've never worn cycling shorts but after the Covid pandemic I spent a lot of time spinning and got really hurt in places I shouldn't have. These soft pants changed the world for the better. I'm a bit on the hippie side but still fit in just fine. Deeper side pockets keep your TV remote or cellphone on the go.

These are great breeches for cool and even cold days. I have yet to use them on a really cold day. I found them to be larger than expected which is why the seat cushion moves. I'm 5ft 8in 190 with muscular legs and butt and they are still quite large. I can order a medium to see if I can squeeze in for a better fit. Overall I am happy with the pants and the Baleaf brand. .

Although this type of garment should fit snugly, it is poorly tailored because it is too loose at the knees (see aerodynamics). The suede is also huge, requiring a tight stretch and letting the waist sag. Finally, the suede is made of gel and wicks away water and sweat - you get that wet feeling after a long ride. I could have returned these clothes with the wrong design but I received them in Ecuador so I stayed with them.

According to the size chart I'm everywhere but I think I'll go with the size. I'm 5'7", so I'd be average. The legs were too long. Not ideal, but it doesn't matter much. They tend to sag a bit when I walk. The Baleaf shorts that fit me fit great and don't move. They're also a medium size. My main issue with them is the padding. They're not very good for long trips. Rode them a little over 60 miles and they were uncomfortable most of the time. My "4D" " Padded shorts feel thicker and tighter…

According to the size chart: Height I'm XL (5ft 11in) Weight I'm L (155lbs) Waist I'm M (33in ), on the hips I'm M (37 inches) The size is very strange. Looks like the rows are skewed! This will be for the second return. The workmanship seems to be good, the crotch area is also well padded compared to shorts from Santee in size L. As a result, the trousers actually stick out at the back due to the odd size when buying an oversize. Shorts can also catch on the nose of the saddle. Santee brand…