❄️ CEROTIPOLAR Thermal Fleece Cycling Tights for Improved Performance in Fall and Cold Winter Review

I was looking for cycling shorts with a wide waist belt and above the knee. It is great! I will buy a few more. And they have pockets! I didn't think I would like them because they would add too much volume but they aren't even noticeable. Good place for a few bucks, credit card, driver's license, empty packaging, etc.

I love these so much I want to buy another pair. If they were waterproof I would wear them on skis. I'm 5ft 4/150lbs tall with big hips and big natural curves. I have small ones and they fit well. These are my new favorite cycling shorts. Very warm with lots of pillows to protect my feminine parts from my bike seat. My cell phones or snacks fit perfectly in each of my pockets.

+ Good: Comfortable, warm, good value Bad: Legs too short Overall these are a good pair of dungarees with one exception and that is the leg length. I'm 5'11" and wear a size L, which is also recommended in the size chart. Despite this, the pants only come down to mid-calf. I measured the inseam and it's only 59 cm (23 inches) for the plus size. My usual inseam is 30 inches (76 cm) I think a pair of dungarees for cold weather riding should be at least ankle length.

I tried to get through the winter without buying thermal underwear and saving money for other bike stuff, but my will broke down and I started looking for something. I got them on a whim and I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised! I've worn them on several trips and they feel great. My last two trips were in the 30's and I felt great about them. My only complaint, and it's not even a big one. In fact, the really small thing is that the suede cushion is a little big. but it really doesn't matter

I am considering the option WITHOUT removable leggings. I mainly use them for cyclocross racing when it's muddy and cold, or winter MTB rides where I know there will be spikes so as not to ruin my more expensive panties or team shorts. You were a pleasant surprise! The fit is good, they warm and hold up very well. The suede overlay looks the same as the Black Bibs which are priced at $75. I rode them for 4 hours with no problems or saddle sores. I'm 6ft 1" 165lbs, waist 32" and I chose the plus

I finally got to ride it yesterday. I'm really impressed with the material, the fit and the suede. The overall quality of the bib is in the $150 range. There is one downside though and that is the suede fit. As mentioned, the suede is slightly oversized and doesn't fit snugly between the legs. Therefore, sometimes when walking, there is a feeling of a sagging diaper. I'm 5ft 9in, 153lbs and M fits me perfectly everywhere. So going small won't help. But after a long ride my butt felt great…

In my little experience in cycling I have found that buying the right gear is more difficult than finding the right bike. And being 6ft 6in is no easy feat either. I was looking at some long bibs when I came across them and after comparing them to some more expensive ones I decided to give them a try. I got 2x and I definitely needed it. because of the sizing. I decided to wait until I'd worn them a few times, b4. I gave my review. They are very comfortable and in South Florida you can have 50…

I have 3 pairs of Cerotipolar men's cycling shorts and they fit me very well. I wanted tights for cold weather riding and based on my experience with their shorts I ordered the same size tights. The fit of pantyhose is tighter than shorts, not uncomfortable, tight but bearable. Compared to dungarees, there is minimal stretch in the front, sides, and back, making it difficult to pull on over the shoulders. Fleece fabric feels comfortable but doesn't offer a tighter fit. And since I wear 4XL…