🚴 BALEAF Men's Thermal Windproof Cycling Pants - Fleece Mountain Bike Pants for Winter Cold Weather Running Gear Review

These pants are heavier than I would like. I'm going to try the Baleaf thinner winter tights. However, my first ride was on a cool/cold day in 39 degrees Fahrenheit and these pants got very wet and uncomfortable on the inside. Really disappointing after years of using other moisture wicking tights and pants. Hopefully Baleaf's thinner thermal tights will stay dry.

Size XL fits well for a 5ft 9in male, 192lbs, with a 31in inseam. Although the waist is a bit loose, the drawstring solves this problem. Enough extra length to cover most of your ankles while riding but not too long to just walk around. I found them too warm when cycling in 43 degree weather; definitely windproof. Great pockets for storing cycling keys and other items when you are out on the road. Good value for money.

I recommend Revain add product match categories for returns and use the data to improve the process. We need a better function or app to get the right clothes and shoes. Revain should make a lot of profits, which I think is costly. I'm happy to pay a little more for the right clothes. my two cents Product Sizing Pros and Cons of BALEAF Pants: 1) Pants are too tight. I could not move. 2) Waist - fits perfectly 3) Hem - fits perfectly 4) Hips - regular fit. I would like a little more space…

I'm 5.8/5.9 and about 210, muscular and big legs. Need a pair of pants for softball and mountain biking in cold weather. I got the XL because I wanted something a little looser and they are perfect. Perfect length for smaller guys like me. Loose enough in the hips and seat to allow freedom of movement and an extra base layer when needed, but still tight enough so they don't look baggy. Wore them last night to play Tempo softball in mid 30's (no base layer) and they were perfect. Blocked the…

Too long for me as they are made for much taller people. Otherwise they fit great. I simply rolled the cuffs inwards and will eventually have my wife pin them in a shorter length. When I first put them on I went outside in my low to mid 50's and knew right away that they would be too warm for me to dress like that. Did 13 miles in them today in the mid to high 40F range and they were way better. I expect they will do well down to temps below 40 and have enough room to wear a base layer…