🏃 BALEAF Men's Thermal Fleece Running Pants Cycling Tights | Long Warm Bike Leggings | Cold Weather Winter Gear for Outdoor Activities Review

Looks good but Asian size; The middle one I got would be Pear-Little Izumi or Craft. And not nearly as thick or water-resistant as all of these materials, but they do work well as a lining under windbreakers or looser tights like the Craft - they're about the same weight as a typical base layer, but with a drawstring waist. Waist and ankle zips for easy on and off. No padding is a plus for use with the recumbent. While I don't dream of riding solo in temperatures below 55C, they're great for…

First of all I weigh about 180 pounds although I can still fit in 33 inch pants (these might not last through the winter!). medium but based on previous experience with cheap bike gear sizes I went for large. I might find the waist a little loose, the hips are VERY narrow (thighs for cyclists?) and the cuffs are totally loose. Considering that this is a type of "compression cut" (meaning the fabric doesn't stretch as much) I would never do this with a medium. As a result, they're not a…

I chose them for cycling and hiking in cold weather. I'm 5ft 11in, 175lbs and the average height fits me perfectly. They have a good fleece lining that does a very good job of keeping you warm and toasty. .For cycling I wear them as a first layer. I put on my cycling shorts and it works best for me. No chafing and very comfortable. My last ride was in the 30's, it was rainy and the trail was wet. Despite the cold and wet, I was warm enough thanks to warm pants. They are beautiful and…

I bought these mainly because of the price and reviews. I wasn't disappointed at all! and everything fits great, but they are a bit long. There is extra material on the ankles and knees, but that doesn't affect comfort or my fitness results. If it doesn't look quite right, good or bad to others, I'm not at a fashion show and I don't care about money. Excess is not excessive. And yes, they offer comfort even in cold weather. I ran in 17 degree weather with a breeze and 7 degree wind. I was fine.

Here are actual measurements for Medium. Measurements with tights lying flat (not stretched as if worn): Waist: 14.5" (29" circumference) Length from top waistband to bottom of leg: 38" Inseam from crotch to bottom of Legs: 29" Width at widest part of thigh: 9.5" (Circumference 19") Width at ankle: 4.5" (Circumference 9") I'm a 5'10" male and weigh 140 pounds. My measurements : Waist at navel: 31.5". Waist just below iliac crest: 32.5". Hips at widest point: 20". Calf: 14". Considering my waist

Baleaf Men's Thermal Bike Tights are good value for what I paid ($19.99). I have a similar much more expensive pair of running tights with similar features (Sugoi Zap Midzero) that I like and this product compares well to them. I would say it's 90% more functional and comfortable at a much lower price. Size M fits me. I usually wear pants with a 31x30 inseam. The fabric is slightly thinner and stretches better than the fabric used on the Zap Midzero. It's comfortable and warm. The back zip…

I'm 6.2, 200 lbs, about 33.5 inseam. I usually wear pants in sizes 33-34 depending on the brand. In the Revain sizing chart I put it size M (based on waist measurement) but after reading other reviews here I realized I should probably go for at least L or maybe even XL. So I ordered both L and XL just to see which one fits better. Size L was too tight, both in the legs and hips, so it was difficult for me to put them on (and I don't have big feet). They were also a bit too short for me. The XL…