Review on 🚴 Przewalski Men's Cycling Bib Pants: Ultimate Comfort and Support for Cycling Enthusiasts - Classic Series by Jonathan Unruh

The Przewalski Moisture Wicking Tights are lightweight tights with a romper, perhaps as cool as shorts with a romper and sun protection leggings without having to worry about separate leggings. Unfortunately, Przhevalsky does not provide any information on the UPF rating. The material is thick and opaque. In addition, the material has a large stretch range. The tights are easy to put on and take off despite the lack of zippers at the ankles. The pressing force is not particularly strong. These are definitely not compression stockings. The material adheres firmly to the skin, absorbs moisture and does not sag. I bought an average size for a 32" waist, 36" hips, 21" hips and 32" inseam. The fit is good everywhere and quite comfortable. The legs are wrinkled due to the extra material, someone with longer legs shouldn't have a problem with a size M. Ankle clips keep the bottom of the tights in place, bib keeps the suede in place. Suede is not suitable for me. It's fairly thin and flexible with some thicker "4D" patches. There is no rubbing or chafing, but my sit bones are missing the '4D' patch so the padding isn't great for a long ride. Perhaps the suede is sewn too far back. The processing is excellent. The seams are even and straight, there are no torn edges or loose threads. The tights are mostly solid black. During the day nothing disturbs the view. There are small reflective trims that can reflect headlights at night. The manufacturer should provide a UPF rating and enhance the suede.