Men's Cycling Bib Shorts with 4D MaxCool Pad, Ergonomic Cut

I use these primarily on the MTB under a set of baggies. This is most likely not their intended use, but here's my .02$. The fit is good: on the racier side so there is a bit of compression. if you don't prefer a race fit type of short, these aren't for you. The rear pockets are what drew me to these as typically with an MTB jersey, there aren't a set of pockets in back. The pockets are nice as they will fit a bottle, snacks and a zippered pocket for keys etc. The legs are longer than a set of true liner bibs which isn't a bad thing. If you run knee pads, these will span the area so there's no gaper gap. What would make it better: I also have a set of their better bib shorts for the road. The chamois is nice in these but the green one in their premium short is better. Since it's the dead of winter here, the breathability of the material isn't an issue but if they made the main body of the short more meshy (basically, if they just put pockets on their good shorts and made them single layer mesh) they would have a winner on their hands. I have a set of Raceface liner bibs and the material is very thin and meshy (since they will be worn under a set of shorts), better pad similar to their premium pad, no pockets and terrible shoulder straps. They also cost twice as much. Even in current form, I believe these bibs are better. These bibs are hard to beat and fault for the price. If you are a gravel person, they're pretty good. For MTB to be used as a liner, they're good but with some tweaks they'd be even better. Hope this helps. I'm editing this review as I cannot write a new new review for these shorts even though they are a completely different offering. This set is the pair that was on sale for $32 (which is a screaming deal). The fabric is nice, as are the panels and shoulder straps. My issue with these though is the chamois: it's nice but is noticeably thicker in the back than the front. That seems trivial but on the bike it will load your hands like you tilted the saddle forward. It also feels unbalanced for lack of a better work just sitting in the saddle. If you're looking for a budget pair of first bibs, everything but the chamois is nice. I would recommend to go with the Italian chamois or the black colored one as they feel better under taint. At least to me. I thought I would give these a try as liked the others enough that I wore out one of the pairs of Italian ones I had purchased three years ago. The manufacturer must have known what they had as these are now $60 and with less color options. Hope this helps.

This is the first bib I’ve bought and tried out. I’ve mostly only been on 30-1hr rides and so far, these bibs have been super comfortable for me. I have zero complaints about the fit and material. I also initially ordered the XL which was a tad too big so I reached out to the seller to get a size smaller. They were incredibly easy to work with and were able to have a new bib sent out to me within a few days. Definitely recommend for anyone new to cycling and wants something a little more budget friendly!

Of "value" level bike gear, this is so far, one of my favorite buys. The fit is just right for me - fabric has plenty of stretch so forms well. The pad is the high-light ... best pad/chamois in a budget/value level bib/shorts I have used. It is by far the most comfortable to me of any I have. It does sit a bit forward, but even when I'm down in drops, it covers sit bones on me plenty, so is correctly positions. I could see how it might not be quite far enough back for some. The density is what is right on. If you press on it, at first it's nice and soft. BUT with firm pressure, there is some density there. It does not smoosh down like a lot of value padding, it actually cushions with my full wt on it (185-190#). I like the rather mild silicon / rubber gripper material on the legs -holds them in place, they do not bunch BUT it allows me to reposition them easily. They hold but don't bite/stick like more aggressive ones I have. The only downside is that the leg bands/cuffs appear sewn on with a single run of zig-zag stitching. The attachment of the leg cuff to the leg is somewhere that is gonna get some tension. I'm worried that this single line of stitching is going to be taking a lot of stress ... and a result if it fails, it's likely to come completely undone fast. I've used and washed it twice and no problems ... but it's just very weak looking and I keep worrying. If this stitching was more confidence-inspiring I'd give it a 5 stars based on the great fit and awesome pad.

This is my 2nd pair of bibs from this brand. The fit, the extra utility pockets, along with the color choices and price point. As far as I'm concerned, If this company continues to produce the fine quality of cycling apparel that I have experienced thus far, then they will always have my business!

I regularly test out budget and mid range kit of new companies to see if there is an up and comer that has something to offer. A lot of budget kit uses the same cool-max jersey material and the same chamois that leaves A LOT to be desired. I stumbled on this company and decided to try it out. I bought their whole kit; jersey, bibs and vest. I purchased their cargo bibs because I wanted to see how much more convenient the extra storage was…..turns out significantly. I tested this jersey out on the hottest day of the year so far and surprisingly, it evaporated the sweat as fast as I could provide it and never became fully saturated. Something I can’t say for even my more expensive kit. I have decent Pactimo, Pearl Izumi and my nicest kit is a Hincapie set that is the only other kit I have to use the wide arm band with gripper material. You can see in the close-up that the sleeve material is woven and transparent. This same material is on the side panels. Extremely cool and wicking 👍. The vest is a perfect combination of wind breaking, wicking and cooling. Not 100% windproof, but just enough to stop the chill and also allow enough flow to wick sweat and evaporate. I also like that it is completely unbranded. The bibs are extremely comfortable. The chamois is on par with my best long distance bibs. My only complaint is that the legs are a touch long for my taste but that’s just preference. I would prefer them 1-2” shorter. The grippers are wide and comfortable. The extra storage makes keeping a phone or placing wrappers super easy. As far as training kit goes, this is top rung in my lineup at the moment. They also make custom kit from their website. Jersey: $33.90 Bibs: $36.99 Vest: $29.99

Great value but runs a bit smaller than something like a Black Bib or other bibs I've purchased. Amazon's initial recommendation was a size too small, so if it recommends a smaller size than usual, size up. The padding is at least as good as my Black Bibs that cost twice as much, and this has a zippered pocket too. No weird seams that rub you like other popular Amazon bibs, this is going to be a new favorite of mine.

I’ve been buying the cheapest bibs on Amazon and thought I’d spend a little more and try these. So far these are the best fitting and feel that I’ve bought. I like how high the waist area is. It helps support my mid section better than the others I’ve bought. The butt pad feels really good also.

Usually wear a M but had to go XL due to way to short straps. For the price i should not complain but wanted to like that BIB and a bit disappointed. I Like: The pockets, 2 on the side, 3 in the back with a zipper a winner there. So-so: the Elastic for the bottom of thighs could be better...a bit loose .. Not so good (at least for me): Love the sickness of the Pad, but after a 5hrs ride, the sections circled in red in my attached pic were bothering me. Not sure if is the thick sewing or the pad being too bit and creating a fold. End: Will keep but only for short rides, and maybe MTN rides. Again price is great so not whining just could have been better. Update 02/22: Decided to give another go after a not so good long road ride, this time on 2 consecutive bikepacking 6/7 hrs ride. Fitting was perfect, no chaffing, love the extra pockets, felt great. So on my end that is a keeper for Mountain biking.

Se me rompió al mes de uso. No lo recomiendo. Hay mejores por el mismo precio. No volvería a comprarlo.

Après 3 sorties vtt de 50 kms chacune, je peux dire que je suis satisfait de mon achat. Le produit est confortable pas de douleur et pratique avec ses 3 poches dont une avec fermeture à glissière. Je le recommande pour le rapport qualité prix

The only thing worth looking at is the stitching quality of the chamois pad to the bib. Rest of the stuff on Amazon has a single thread that holds this together. This is the only bib I found that has robust stitching. I have attached pics so you see. The single thread one, light spin and the thread is gone. I have done 100 km ride on this today and felt no discomfort at all. The chamois pad is top tier. Reminds me of the sport full bibs which are 3x the cost. The quality of the materials is excellent all around. So I ordered 3 black and 1 blue. The black ones fit perfectly, the leg gripper holds everything in place. The blue one … the pad kinda rides behind. Almost like the chamois pad wasn’t put 1 inch or so behind where it should be. The leg gripper material is different and it constantly rides up. Maybe some quality control issue. Yours might be different. Give these a chance. They feel premium. You’d be very pleased.

Tried them on but haven't riden in them yet. The chamois seems acceptable amd the overall quality nice. Leg opening is a little wide and the shoulder straps a very short. I'm 6' tall and the straps feel like they should be for someone a few inches shorter.

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