Warmth and Protection: CYCEARTH Men's Winter Thermal Fleece Leg Warmers for Cycling Review

I liked these leggings the first 2 times I wore them but now on one of them the seams come out of the elastic opening for the legs and they don't stay on the leg because of the elastic slip out now. Shame as they kept my feet warm.

These gaiters do exactly what I bought them for: keep me warm while riding in cold weather. I've ridden them in sub-zero temperatures and they're warm enough. Small note: I originally ordered them in XL but they were a bit small so I returned them in XXL which fits perfectly.

This is the heavier of the two sizes I found at Cyclearth. 38/30XL/64/36/23 Again, these are static measurements; laid out evenly and evenly. They will stretch to 140% of their static size, but with that in mind your feet may turn purple near the limit due to insufficient blood flow. My hips are 52 inches; I chose XXXL. Oh, I'm Bill, the end user. They were purchased through my wife's account.

I had to order twice, order XL first, it was a lot smaller than 3XL, the largest they had. Still a bit small but fits well enough. Bought these to wear under my outdoor pants for cycling to work in cold weather. They keep your feet warm enough without the wind blowing your feet. Yes, you can wear long underwear, but it can get warm when you're inside the building and it can be harder to unzip when you need to use the restroom. Ask me how I know. I've worn them a few times and they do their job,

This is my second pair from the same original order. They don't seem the right size for cyclists who tend to have large hips. The first pair I ordered were the same size as a famous brand; They were much smaller in comparison. I went up a size and they're definitely better, but the thigh is pretty tight and uncomfortable enough that I most likely won't wear them, or at least I won't. It feels like they're cutting into my skin. That being said (not least) they appear to be well-made and…

I have had chronic knee pain for several years. I like to wear shorts and my knees are always open, both in the heat and in the cold. My main problem is that my knees get cold under the air conditioner at night. If I tuck myself in, I get hot. I could see a difference within 15 minutes of wearing it. I was originally only going to wear them at night but left them on all day and my knees feel great. They work so well for me that it looks like they're being treated with painkillers, when they're…

This product was my fourth attempt at keeping my feet warm while cycling. I bought size XXL. (I weigh about 220 pounds. Inseam 31-inch pants usually work best. As with many products (believed to be made in China) their sizing seems to be based on norms smaller than the average US person. Although I I can imagine that for some riders with big hips even the XXL size may seem too small, I found it to be larger than the largest sizes available for several competing products where my hips get…

I am a woman. I wanted to wear leggings for cycling to keep me warm in case I get cold while cycling. However, I didn't fully read that it's thermal fleece (yes, stupid me) and I don't need anything to keep me SO warm. I'm 5ft 3in, size L. They seem to fit well. I don't have very long legs but my quads are a good size. In the photo I'm wearing shorts and you can see the leggings go up. quite tall and covered by shorts. They were definitely warm when I put them on. I'm giving them 4 stars as…