Przewalski Mens Cycling Underwear Shorts: 3D Padded Bike Undershorts with Silicone Leg Grippers - Ultimate Comfort for MTB and Road Cycling Review

Wear any shorts while cycling. Very convenient. It's great because they don't move. They don't have a liner to deal with like you would with regular loose cycling shorts. And when you arrive in these padded, tight cycling shorts, you won't look like any kind of biker. I'm almost 63 years old and would look silly in tight cycling shorts. With them I can wear shorts to any occasion and not look.

I used to have other more expensive cycling underwear and found them cheap. It was like wearing pantyhose with pads. Przewalski cycling underwear is way better than what I paid way more for. The fit is great, the padding is in all the right places and the price made me smile. Well done Przhevalsky! This is my second purchase from you in 2018 and I will buy everything I need for cycling clothing from your store.

I'm a keen cyclist who has recently started cycling to work as well. The commute to work is fairly short (less than 30 minutes each way) and I usually wear my regular pants. I decided I needed something more comfortable for underwear and decided to give it a try as it got pretty good reviews on average. However, as several other reviewers have pointed out, the padding placement is odd. I still give it 3 stars because it still gives me a lot more comfort than wearing regular underwear on my…

I found the inner shorts in the MTB shorts I bought were a bit lacking, so I looked for something better. The reviews I found on Revain for these shorts sounded pretty good so I gave them a try. While my waist is around 40-42 inches, I found XL to be too tight, but XXL was just right. I've been wearing them for about 6 weeks now on trips that last between an hour and an hour and a half and I really like them. The padding is just right, not chunky but just right and dense, but not too tight. I…

I got this particular pair based on my "personal preference" for lining features (mesh, no silicone inserts on waist and legs etc) and was happy to see That the size matches the published size chart (I'm 5ft 8in/155lbs, pants 32in/M and "M" fits perfectly). However, it turns out that the padding layout is completely off and doesn't protect the sit bones, making this pair virtually useless. The attached picture speaks for itself compared to another pair of anthers that actually protect the sit…

From a newbie with about 1 year of road cycling experience, the seller keeps asking for feedback so here's my 2 cents. SPORTNEER Bike Underwear ($8) OHUHU Bike Underwear ($10) NOOYME Bike Shorts ($22) I usually ride my bike 15-20 miles about 3 times a week. In terms of comfort, Przewalski is closer to the more expensive NOOYME shorts. But in my limited experience, there wasn't much of a difference in terms of ride comfort between the four elements above. I prefer the Przewalski fit over the…

I opened the box and was impressed with the quality. The padding is very good and the material is much better than what is usually used in cycling shorts. The fit was perfect and I'm looking forward to tomorrow's ride. I will post an update after the trip. I rode 9 miles in the hills of Pac NW which is short for me but I'm not used to the hills. I spent a lot of time in very low gears and high cadence. I felt completely comfortable with the cycling shorts, no problem. The material of the shorts

I doubted such a cheap suede would be worth the money. But I was wrong. And I liked them so much I went back and bought a second pair. Now I want to buy another pair but they are too big! Anyway, I'm taller than a mountain biker. 5'10", 220 pounds. My cargo pants and shorts all have a 36" waist and are not too tight. I have pretty muscular thighs. I bought these large earbuds and they fit me perfectly. I think X-Large is too big. The handles are good. They do their job and are not too tight…