Men's Winter Cycling Pants Windproof Thermal Fleece Bike Pants

For the price you can’t go wrong! Thick, but soft. The comfort was perfect, but since I Mountain Bike, I would probably get a size bigger next time because I couldn’t fit my knee pads in. I’m 5’3 with a standard 32/32 waist pants size. So I got the small, which was perfect length wise and waist, but if I got a Medium, I think I could fit my knee pads in. They are definitely wind proof, the So-Cal Winters here are not a true winter, but it gets cold enough, that these pants kept my legs toasty. They are not heavy, they are medium weight. They also have good deep pockets that I really like. I was able to fit a lot more things than usual with my Troy Lee Bike Shorts. I used them for jogging and hiking and work really well. But for Mountain Biking it would have to be really cold for me to use these since it gets warm. So if you live in a cold city or state, these will do wonders for you. Overall the price can’t be beat, they should last for 1-2 seasons. Which seems justifiable since styles and habits change. The quality of the materials used is ok, I can tell that the threads on some parts will eventually remove itself or just start falling apart. But you would have to do some major stretching or damage to make that happen. If you take care of them, they can probably last a long time. I’m a freestyle Mountain Biker, Hiker, Runner and Active Lifestyle kind of guy so this will surely be used for more than just mountain biking! Also if you get a Bigger Brand Mtb Pants you might be limited to just Mountain Biking. You’ll also spend $100-$260 on a Big Brand MTB Pants in which they are dedicated for MTB. These pants can be used for more than MTB, so that’s my big plus and where I find the Value!

Warm water & wind proof bicycle pants Not padded. Comfortable and warm in colder weather that I wear all day before/during/after riding . Fit true to size even with padded shorts worn underneath.

I am typically a 32/33” waist when sizing stretchy-fabric pants. These run a bit small but I’m keeping them as the length is good and the elastic will probably stretch after the first few wears. Pros: Price is right Good stitching Warm! (fleece-lined with outside thigh vents) Generally well made including seams and stitching Cons: Medium is a bit tight for 33” waist (but length was perfect for ~32/33”L) Zippers seem just ok (at least for now)- not as smooth as some others Material is shinier than expected. Not a terrible thing depending on what you’re looking for. 100% poly vs a nicer blend- but what do you expect for $50? Ankles are not as tight as I’d like for a biking pant. Velcro helps but not ideal for my taste Mid-rise waist is higher than I’d prefer causing me to opt for either slightly higher waist, or lower crotch

Great for cold winter bike rides. The brushed interior is very warm and comfortable. The exterior is weather resistant.

Recieved these cycling pants yesterday (29Dec20) and rode in them this morning before the sun came out. I ordered the XL pants and they fit nicely (weight: 235lbs. height: 6"1'. Normally wear a 36x30 pant). As a few reviewers have mentioned, the pants are a little longer than usual. I believe it is so that you can wear them over padded cycling shorts and to tie at the wait so you don't have to worry about expsoing yourself from the rear. I wore them for their first ride (road and some gravel) before the sun came out and the temperature was about 25F with low speed gusts of wind. While riding, I didn't feel encumbered by the material of the pants. I originally thought since the pants would be thick to keep you warm, they would restrict my movement while pedaling. Luckily, I was wrong! I hardly noticed any difference from riding in shorts to riding in these fleece-lined cycling pants. The pants have 2 front pockets that are deep enough to house keys or a phone without worrying about them falling out while riding. The back pocket on the waist is only big enough to house some cash, credit cards, and a small set of keys or a small multitool. A Galaxy S10 or iPhone would not be able to fit in the back waist pocket. The ankle straps are nice and look better in person than they do in the pictures. They keep a lot of the air from riding up your pant legs, keeping all the warmth inside. The straps don't interfere with the front chainring at all, so you don't have to worry about your pants getting caught. The thigh vents are a nice feature, but they're kind of hard to unzip standing up so I can only imagine you would have to stop riding to vent your legs. I made a mistake of trying to turn through a puddle of water/mud and actually fell and slid on the road for a bit. The pants didn't show any signs of wear or tearing so I'm really glad they held up! Overall, the pants were great on their first ride! I'll try and update my review after the winter for a first season review!

The fit and warmth on these pants is amazing. They are perfect for riding, but also stylish enough to wear out-at least by PNW standards!

I use these as cold weather running pants and they’re excellent. Great mobility and warmth. I would say high 20’s would be the limit on temp before you need something thicker or another layer.

Might need to go bigger than a medium. I am 6' 3" ,wear 30-32 waist, 34 length jeans and Medium is probably a little too small. If they shrink at all they won't fit. Other than that they seem nice, soft enough and stretch well when in motion