🚴 Winter Windproof Thermal Fleece Men's Bike Pants by Letook - Ideal for Cycling, Running, and Jogging Review

I am 6ft 0in tall, I usually wear pants with a waist of 34 or 35, and bought them for cycling and running in winter. Tried the large and the fit was very good, very comfortable. These pants are well made for their cheap price. They can block the wind and keep you warm. Would recommend to anyone who loves winter outdoors!

I'm 5'11 and usually wear Levi's with a 29 or 30 waist and have tried medium and large. Both were ok in the waist, medium fit better, but for me as cycling shorts they were both too short, barely reaching the ankle. When riding, they definitely pulled up, leaving the ankle open for the cold. Otherwise the quality and feel was adequate and the pants were warm.

The best thing: the price. I love the cool stitching and panel design. The soft polyester lining feels comfortable. The wind doesn't matter much. My regular size XL is a bit loose in the hips and waist. They are really good for (only) short distances or for city trips in the 30s. The product label says (if I remember correctly) well from 20 to 50 degrees. They are warm to wear after 40, especially when the sun is out. However, a thin base layer can be comfortable in your 20s.

When you buy clothes online, you may get the right item. When it comes to warm clothing for cycling or running, it is important that it is too tight. Luckily for me it fits a bit more but that's ok as I like to have the right cycling gear underneath just in case. For winter riding these pants are nice and warm but if you are cycling in temperatures below 32 degrees I would recommend wearing them over or under your pants. Basically, I like the pants. The reason I give it 4 stars is because it…

These are not cycling pants. The material is suitable for sports but the cut is terrible, especially for riding. They also work very little and this should be noted in the description. I bought both a large and an extra large but neither fit. Very short and straight cut that does not work well when riding and needs longer material on the front. Look at real cycling pants, they are sewn in such a way that it is comfortable to bend your knees. It's good stuff, but terrible for promotional use.

I bought these for winter biking in Wisconsin. I'm 5ft 2in and may be 20-25 pounds overweight. Landing was good. average travel temperature), these bibs still left my thighs red after an hour of cycling. The three pants mentioned above were between 10 and 20 degrees. Under 10 would probably be fine with three, but my toes couldn't take it. That's why I rarely tested the pants in this cold. The problem is that these pants don't last long in the saddle. See attached photos. It's three months of…

I was looking for a pair of cycling shorts that would stand up to the short but sometimes VERY cold Nashville winter. You did very well. I'm 5ft 9in, 150lbs and bought a small one. The fit is great, they have just the right amount of stretch, they are water repellent and I really like the way they look and I love that they are not bulky at all. The only thing I would have liked more would be a bit more length as they sit just above my ankle when my legs are bent. I think I could go medium, but…