🩲 Canari Men's Veloce Pro Cycling Tights Review

Good fit, value and protection. I've had other Canari gel shorts and tights before and you didn't see the compromise with these foam lined tights. Yes, they're light as others have pointed out, but they should be fine well into the 40s. One caveat: These tights don't have ankle zips, so they're a bit more difficult to put on and take off. But that's not against the terms of the contract.

I'm 6ft 200lbs. The large fits fairly well with ample suede padding in the crotch and bottom of the buttocks. Absorbs moisture and retains heat up to 40-45 degrees Fahrenheit. Also durable. I've had a few falls and only my pride has suffered. The tights are intact. Gave it four stars because the suede upholstery feels a little worn, but that's easy to forget once you hit the road. highlighted.

Tomorrow is the first ride in these pants. They fit great, feel great and all at a great price. I'll get back to you later with a review update. Today was my first ride so here is my update. To keep the leggings from sliding down my legs, I put one end under the heel and then put on sandals, this prevents this problem. Of course I couldn't now pull the pantyhose tight enough for the crotch to be comfortable, they tended to sag low. Otherwise I liked her.

I bought these tights and a Canari Pro Elite Echelon. All I can say is that I'm getting rid of them. The pad is not very thick. The tights have a drawstring waist which is a plus but I would definitely recommend getting an echelon instead. The Echelon also has a drawcord but also has visible paint near the ankles, ankle zips and a premium overlay. The Echelon material also feels thicker and more premium. Pictured is the Canari Pro Elite Echelon on the left, the Veloce Pro on the right.

Received these shoes on Sunday and wore them to my morning bike class today. As mentioned, the back cushion is a little short, but not too uncomfortable. That being said, the seal itself is where this product falls short. It's really thin and too soft; There really isn't any support for a long road bike ride. For my back class, they worked well. but I dare not ride her in the street; Not sure if they will feel that good on my Izumi. But for light riding or spinning classes, they're just the…

I wasn't expecting much from a pair of cycling shorts for less than $7, but I'm impressed. They were listed as "Add Item" and have no extras. I bought size XL as I'm a bit taller than the stated measurements. The fit is great! I have a 36 inch inseam and the legs reach to my ankles without going up. The belt does not have a drawstring, but rather a very wide elastic band that does not slip or roll. All seams are flat and even. These tights are great for running or skiing (over long underwear)…

Unfortunately I got them over Christmas and didn't read the feedback policy so I'll stick with them. At least I can write a review. They're cheap, but even worse, they're so thin they're useless. I think they would actually tan me, but they certainly won't keep me warm in Colorado weather. If you want tights because you like the look, fine. If you wanted something that was a functional alternative if you didn't want to wear shorts - not great! Maybe I can find someone who likes to wear tights…