Canari Cyclewear Womens Cycling X Large Review

I bought these for my wife who drives up to 70 miles a day. She really likes these cycling shorts as she says the padding is not too thick and is good enough for long rides. The sizes approached as expected and do not raise the legs. Great shorts for the price. She has ones that cost a lot more than these and are not as convenient. I will be buying more for her and she highly recommends them.

I bought these hoping I could wear them under normal clothes for a normal 50k ride>. They are so comfortable and the size is just right! I would like them very small as the waist is too big for the size I bought, but when I wear them with my t-shirts (which have silicone on the hem to keep them in place) they will they long be perfect travels. Breathable shorts are a must in New York, where summers are humid. The quality of these shorts is superb and I am very happy to test them separately…

A lot of reviews say the legs are a bit short. They are very tight and I don't think they will unravel. However, they are so tight that you really don't feel any elasticity in your foot and it just hurts a little. They were too tight in the hips and almost too loose in the seat so there was no point in trying a size up. I was very disappointed by the many rave reviews about them, they're actually pretty awful. As many have told me, and as I am beginning to understand, the price and quality/fit…

Fits me perfectly - small waist and wide hips (size 10). The waist is perfect (not loose or tight) but otherwise it fits great. The belt comes just above the belly button, which I like better. The legs come down to mid-thigh and stay in place when I turn (before purchasing I read some reviews that said the legs were raised or too tight - not in my case). The fabric is thick enough to wear outside, I spin inside. Shorts flatter me, although no one else sees me in them. I really need to buy…

These soft cycling shorts definitely make my rides MUCH more comfortable. I can ride longer with a lot less discomfort. My only complaint is that they are very tight around the leg holes. My feet are pretty average in size, but they fit like a sausage casing. This means that by looking in the mirror I could see where my legs were dented from this product, even through the leggings I was wearing. The waist fitted me perfectly so if I took a different size they would be too big. I think they are…

These shorts/underwear are of very good quality. Nice fabric with not too tight ties around the legs so they don't ride up and good elastic at the waist to keep them in place. I'm not a cyclist, but I rode 25-30 miles to prepare for a charity ride. I suffered from painful (ahem) "parts" and experienced riders said the extra padding made a difference. I put them on for my first bike ride yesterday and I can't say I've noticed a difference after 26 miles. I still felt this place! However, I can…

It was great. I was expecting only moderate relief because my butt was so sore after long rides on the minimal seat of my road bike and on the exercise bike. However, I was really surprised when I felt zero, exactly zero, after the effects of my daily commute. I will never drive without them again! I was worried I wouldn't be able to wear them under my tight bike shorts but they work perfectly! Not too much at all. The only thing I didn't expect was the elastic for the leg cuffs that runs along

Compared to other cycling shorts I've had, I'm not entirely impressed with these. I have seen. - High waist so good coverage. Cons: - The size/shape is very strange. The legs are a little tight but the hips and waist are loose, and the waistband is not adjustable - I feel like the top of the shorts slips or rolls while riding - the grip part of the leg is too tight. - The padding area is placed oddly, with almost no padding in the front of the crotch (bad if you have a more aggressive riding…

that I would use to wear under regular clothing for short trips and as they are sold as briefs I think this is the one their intended use is, but as other reviewers say they can definitely be worn alone. Compared to many other European bike clothing brands I've tried since, these sizes are more "Americanized" which to me means I chose L in these sizes instead of XL at Giordana or XXL at Garneau. As for the bike kit, I don't care what the sizing says about it, but I try to measure for each brand