Leatt 3DF 4.0 Impact Short - Men's One Color, S

In fact, after wearing the shorts for several weeks I've got to say that they are some of the most comfortable I've ever worn. The extra padding is not noticeable at all when I'm pedaling. Hip pads are extremely pliable in the hand, but if you rap on them with your knuckles, it sounds like a plastic piece It is soft while pedaling, but firm when impact occurs. The chamois is comfortable and firm. There is a lot of mesh in the shorts, and it You don't feel as though your junk has been shrink wrapped in the crotch area due to the pouch. It is made up largely of thin, light, and brittle materials. Given that it is heavy, durability might be an issue, but of my past experience with Leatt's products, I think it will hold up. The shorts are excellent. I highly recommend them.

Amari Hunter

| Aug 02, 2021

These were all 20 dollar versions, and they didn't work for me. I bought the big size since the medium just didn't fit at all. This was comfortable and also keeps you from getting "Monkey Butt" on day 1 of a 6 day dirt bike trip. Size runs small so I got the XXL I'm between 36-38. I have a 38 waist and have not worked out for 6 months It has been 8 weeks since I started riding and it hasn't let me down!.

River Rubio

| Feb 12, 2021

When I tried these on, I loved them. Moving around in these shoes is very easy because they are comfortable, light, and fit well. As a result, I returned the 5 and selected the 1. This is a version with additional tail bone and hip bone protection, but it does not have a shammy (which I do not By the way, the hip and thigh padding are the same between the two. My choice would have been to keep the four if money were not an issue. well, since it is so well suited to XC racing, as it has the shammy and fits.

Arielle Goodman

| Feb 26, 2021

The first time I used it, it broke. The mtb trail was just a light one. Thirty thousand meters, nothing too hard, I just realized when I took off my pants that my underwear was I had to ask for a refund. Although it may be just one, Leatt is supposed to be a great brand. So those of you thinking about buying should keep in mind that the chamois is not a big deal if you plan on riding long distances. The other side, however, was comfortable, no chaffing in the saddle, and no saddle problems.

Paislee Bird

| Jul 03, 2021

A time of 0s is appropriate The 5 was purchased by me. These had no shammy at first, but they turned out to be okay. I got these and I actually like them more for enduro riding than the 5's. The reason for this is that they breathe better and offer almost the same level of protection as 0.

Kataleya Allison

| Jul 04, 2021

My bike is a 03 YZ250 2stroke and the ride on the bottom end of the seat is not the best. I bought these shorts just for the butt padding and I plan to never are without them again. Could be that I am 5'8 125 pounds and have no ass lol, but in any event I bought them just for the butt padding and cannot imagine riding without.

Josue Blevins

| Apr 07, 2021

The size runs small, but the padding is great for the hips and perineum. This padding appears to be sturdy and would be able to withstand impacts from MTB falls. My road to recovery from hip surgery ended up being bumpy, as I was involved in a serious car accident. I wish I had bought this sooner. It was well worth the money, and I could have avoided surgery if I'd bought it sooner.

Gavin DAVEY

| Jul 08, 2021

The reason I bought them was that they came in a quad & single It has hip protection as well as a built-in These shorts are much more comfortable than other similar shorts I've tried, and they are ideal for short rides or to wear for long hikes or trail rides. It is a very strong fabric and is worth the price. The update is I have tested the hip pads and they.

Eddie Bauer

| Dec 04, 2020