NAVISKIN Womens Padded Cycling Bicycle Review

I like the feel and the fit but be careful - the material is a bit see-through - you must wear neutral or black underwear with these pants! I'm also glad I bought a size up for this reason - the material shouldn't stretch as thin as it would with my normal size. Still looking forward to trying them on my next bike ride. I will provide another review of their performance when I know more!

I've also ordered XL to make sure they don't show through and I LOVE the fit. I usually wear large, stretchy capris and 14 sizes of most jeans. 200 pounds, 5 feet is nothing. I just started cycling with my kids and husband and I was unhappy. Pain in many places and numbness and I grew up hating cycling. Got them and now the bike is really nice to ride. It was an instant relief. I also have a different bike saddle and I can now ride with the guys for hours and not regret it for a second.

I've been nervous about buying padded cycling pants and there's a wide range of prices and styles to choose from. It was a good starting pair that didn't break the bank, but I definitely felt the difference on my longer rides. I would recommend these for a 10-30 mile range, but if you do more then opt for higher quality lined shorts. The only problem is the calf area is very tight and uncomfortable and the laces snapped on my first ride, some areas also rub a little. But you get what you pay…

At first I thought these cycling capris were the perfect combination of comfort and style. I've received many compliments and requests for a buy link. Imagine my shock when, just a few months later, I saw that the suede had unraveled to the point that it's now almost completely torn off. less than a year of uneven wear. My first clue should have been when the logos and reflective material started peeling after just a few washes, but I dismissed it as unimportant. I can't ignore the most…

We're tired in the middle of COVID season. My family and I decided to buy bikes thinking it wouldn't be a big problem. I didn't know (or remember) how much damage can happen to the rear end when you're on a bike. I had a soft seat but it wasn't enough for me and I was still very sick. My neighbors would say just keep going you'll get used to it but of course they're not curvy so they have no idea how uncomfortable I was. I decided to buy these pants in addition to the padded bike seat. BEST…

My husband decided I needed to exercise and got the bikes out. Of course I was always up for the challenge I took on and we rode 14 miles. until we got home. So we do 14 more the next day. For four days it was mostly my sit bones that killed me. Faithful Revane looked for all sorts of pants, shorts, etc. and settled on them, hoping they would help. Holy cow, they helped! 16 km driven Sat and then another 9 like that. and I am fine! My ass feels great! Thanks very much! Now I'm not an avid rider

I'm always a little wary of buying cycling shorts online because sometimes they look like sausage casings or you feel like you have a lot of fat on your diaper. It was neither one nor the other. Even though my friends think I'm "small", that's an illusion. I'm about 125 years old, 5ft 1in and built like a brick barn (my opinion). I'm not a street kid, I have shapes and my thigh gap is more like a keyhole. So here's my take on the pants. : I bought medium ones and they are not too tight. They…

I'm an experienced cyclist and I'm looking for a cheap option (I'm so sick of spending $70 on cycling shorts). These pants fell short, but you get what you pay for! I knew that buying cheap cycling shorts was probably not going to end well. First, if you're short (I'm 5ft 1in), these capri pants will be a REAL pant on you - they'll come down to your ankle (maybe even below your ankle). Pants ripped on 4th or 5th wear Fabric is very thin which is great for summer rides but sure can see through…