Men's Cycling Shorts Anti-Slip Leg 4D Padded Bike Shorts with 3-Pockets Breathable Biking Bicycle Motorcycle Half-Pants

I read a lot of the reviews on these riding shorts before I ordered them. I read some reviews said that they run small and a couple of reviews said that they ran big. So I just ordered my normal size which is a large. I am 5'10 and weigh 175 lb. I got the large in and they were way too tight on me. most of the reviews say that these run small and I should have listened to them. I returned them and ordered them in an extra large size. The extra large size fits me perfect. He's riding shorts are longer than a lot of my other shorts. Which is good for the fall season riding when it cools down. I like the sporty look of them and the color. I really like that it has two pockets on either side of the shorts and a rear pocket with a zipper for a key. I use this when I go to the bike path and take my bike in my car. this is the only pair of riding shorts that I have that has pockets like this which is really cool. The shorts are really comfortable and the only knock on them is the padding is a four out of five. it's not that the padding is thin it's just not quite as thick as some of my other riding shorts and I have about 10 pairs. But my seat bones are pretty broken from doing long rides so these shorts are fine on me. I look really cool on and match a lot of the gray and white and black tops I have. So if you're thinking about buying these, then I definitely recommend that you order one size up.

Will buy it again

The size on these are WAY to small. I'm 6'0" and 190lbs, the XL fit tight/snug. I originally ordered a large based on the recommendation but those just didn't work at all. I like the fact that these have the foam padding and not the super-bulk gel padding. Finally a pair that doesn't make me feel like I'm wearing a diaper or a saddle in my shorts. I will say the padding is stiff enough and thick enough that you can still tell it's there and does it's job well. I tried 4-5 other pairs of shorts until I found these. Four starts because of the sizing issue and the padding still isn't perfect.

Am surprised how good it is this fabric, i bought one of the gray models first in a lightning offer and i had to buy another one, I'll recommend to take your time and make the measurements to select the perfect fit, don't go straight to over size with out checking the chart. Pockets and reflective zone are useful well located for quick access and strong enough to avoid any issues losing personal items. The weak point for me it's the edge close to the knees it isn't strong enough, it's the first thing you start to notice that loses its grip on the skin, I've seen compression knees that uses rubber patterns to keep things in place, but this part brings just a bit or almost nothing to keep its grip,As any black clothing, wearing this on daylight absorbs high heat, and just dissipate when cycling, once you get out of the bike go straight to shelter under roof. I've tried this using thin underwear, not directly on skin and neither using thick underwear. Could be more confortable using it without underwear but I bet sweat and other fluids could be seen miles away since this didn't is a diaper.

This is my first purchase of bike shorts. I'm a portly fellow and expected it to fit like a rubber band around a pear, so I went up a size as recommended. I was pleasantly surprised.The shorts fit pretty well, but the padding makes them seem like cross between sexy shorts and loaded diaper. Still, it does the trick protecting my rear end against the hard bicycle seat. As I pedal and baste my way through each spin class, the sweat and moisture is wicked away as advertised, but it does get the cell phone wet if I keep it in a pocket while I workout. Pro tip, get a cluetooth and buy some wireless headphones or earbuds that don't pop out of your ears as you sweat. Then you can leave your dry phone in a holder or on a nearby table.If you pull the waistband of the shorts up over your belly button, and tug the legs up to accommodate the padded seat, it works. Fair warning though, if the elastic waistband doubles against itself, it can get a bit uncomfortable.The side pockets hold my cell phone easily - wet or dry. I have not tried to carry anything in the rear zippered pocket over the fanny.Overall, I would buy these shorts again, but as a public service, will only wear them to and from my workouts. With my current physique, nobody wants to see more than that (trust me).

My biking shorts fit perfectly and are very supportive and I use them today for the first time on an 18 mi ride and was very pleased.

If you look closely at the picture, you'll notice there is a band at the bottom of the legs. This band is tight and a little rough feeling on the legs. I guess that's what they mean by "anti-slip leg", but is slipping really that much of a problem on bike shorts? They're already skin tight. If you have thighs larger at the hip than at the knee, you probably don't need anti-slip and may find these somewhat uncomfortable as I did.It is tolerable but definitely not as comforable as my Baleaf. Unfortunately for me, we hit a cold snap after I bought them and only just wore them about a week ago and now the return window has closed.