Przewalski Men's Cycling Bib Pants 4D Padded Cycling Bike Tights Compression Bicycle Leggings, Classic Series
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Approximately 5' 11", 190 lbs, 34" waist (fits well- very snug but not too tight) and I wear a size L. While the torso appears too short, the design works OK in the end. If you are worried about the straps of these tights, then you are right. I feel a slight tension on my shoulders when I wear the Large. The boys had a bit of trouble with the initial ride since it was quite snug. Once things were used a few times, they became easier. I am satisfied with the overall outcome. I would recommend sizing up to size XL for your measurements.
It is very well made, and it fits very well.
In fact, yes. Light fleeces are used for them
Colours aren't what I'm talking about. In the thermal version, the lining for the boots is thermal, while the ones in the black version do not have that lining
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They fit perfectly, and they're ridiculously cheap! I am switching to bibs for cycling in the fall and winter. These pants have an excellent stretch, chamois that is comfortable, and do not rub or bunch. They have been worn twice since I got them Over 40 miles per week) for the past month and they hold up really well. This is not a thermal bib, so if the temperatures dip into the 40s or below, get the thermal bibs made by these guys (which run a little smaller than these). you'll tear off the tag the first time you wear them (it's a thicker plastic material that will irritate )
I'm 6'2", 190 pounds,.
As much fun as wearing bib shorts plus sun leggings without having to worry about separate hose, Przewalski moisture wicking bib tights are lightweight, so much so that they might be as cool as wearing bib shorts plus sun There is no information about Przewalski's UPF rating available on his website. I am fascinated by the material's dense weave and opaque nature. In addition to its high range of stretch, the material has a wide range of tensile strength. Although there is no ankle zipper on the tights, they are still easy to put on and take off. It is not a particularly strong contraction force. There is no compression in these Despite clinging tightly to the skin and not drooping, the material does bring moisture to the surface. The size medium fit me for a 32" waist, 36" hips, 21" thighs, and a A good fit is found everywhere, and the material is Size M isn't going to be too big of a problem for someone with longer legs since there are some wrinkles of extra material on the legs. Tights are held in place at the bottom by ankle grippers, while the chamois is held in place by the bibs. It isn't a good fit for me to wear a chamois. "4D" patches are very thick, but it is still quite thin and flexible. It feels fine in the saddle, but my sitz bones are missing the "4D" patch, so the padding on a long ride would be inadequate. I think the chamois is sewed A superb job has been done on the workmanship. There are no ragged edges or loose threads, and the seams are flat and straight. Black tights are generally solid in color. no way to enhance visibility during the day. During the night, there are some small reflective decorations that could reflect headlights. It is important that the chamois be of better quality and come with a UPF rating.
Whether they belong to men or women doesn't matter. The height and weight of me are 5'4" and 125 pounds. These were ordered in a size XS, when I normally wear a size 2. I love how well they fit 5" inseam) and the length of my torso is perfect. The straps aren't too long, and the bibs reach just past the There is a thin but warm layer of fleece inner lining, which makes them fit snugly. With temperatures ranging from 31 degrees to 36 degrees today, I rode 45 miles in them It was a comfortable ride the entire time, and I was curious about the difference in the chamois from women's bibs, but I didn't notice any difference in comfort, and I normally ride in high-end apparel. I would like you to end the.
The size S fits me well because I am 5'7", 155 lbs, with a 30 in waist. I don't think it's a perfect match. I have a little trouble getting my feet over the legs because they're so tight. The bottoms of these would benefit greatly from zippers. You can tell once they are on that they fit well. There does not appear to be a medium size in stock, but I would have liked to try it out. They last a great deal longer than I expected them to and I wore them out on a 30 mile ride. Because the fleece lining provided warmth and comfort, they were not cold.
Small sizes run in this line. Despite the fact that he has always worn a large in cycling tights, we ordered a large for him. It was impossible for him to even get these on one A pair of XLs arrived and fit perfectly. The only way to return the pair for the first time was to stop by Kohls in person to drop them The only possibility was one day, but Covid shutdowns, store closings, and the fact that I share one car with my husband, who drives to work 6 days a week, made that extremely unlikely. When I made it to the store on one of the days, they weren't able to accept returns from Amazon due to staffing shortages. Two washes of replacement size XL tights resulted in them falling apart. During the summer, we wash his cycling gear in mesh bags with no dryer use. It happened after the first washing that the lettering on the leg peeled off in some spots, and the stitching in the chest and shoulders came adrift. A piece of stitching on the cushioned seat came undone after the second washing, barely holding the seat in place. For two pairs of cycling tights, this was a sheer waste of money.
There was no disappointment from them. My bibs kept me warm in temperatures of 50 degrees with a windchill of 39 and I did not feel cold. There was a lot of ice on my fingers, but that's beside After months of not riding, they provided plenty of comfort as I sat back in the saddle for the first time. As with most leggings, I had to order an XL because the legs were a bit long. The weight of 180 lbs and the height of 5'11 is me. I found the fit to be In light of my experience with Przesalski's products, I may purchase some more products from him.
These were a chance I didn't want to pass up, and I'm glad I took it. As part of a 24hr race on a solo ultrafat bike, I used them for a four hour block of time. A wind chill of -34 degrees was recorded I stayed warm even with the temperature being 1F. This pair of Chamois was comfortable and fit true to size. I am 5'9" and 155lbs and wear a medium. I will purchase their shorts this spring to try them out. The only con is that the ankles did not have zippers, which would make them easier to wear.
A second pair of thermal bibs was purchased to have on hand. The bibs will become my "go to" bibs after a ride today. This is a very comfortable chair. In a 3 hour ride, the chamois was very comfortable. Other reviews said the bibs should have had a zipper to be easier to put on, but the reason I purchased them was because the zipper on my other bibs malfunctioned. Consequently, I am happy to learn these do not possess A big guy like me In this case a 4XL suited my size. I am 6'4" 260 pounds and usually order the biggest they sell. I can't believe how well they fit. I am a bit too long for them. do not dig into the skin and the design makes it easy to pull the front down for a trip to the men's This article was updated on Tuesday, May 5th. This is the first pair of shoes I've worn with temperatures in the low 30s. It was a very warm and comfortable place to be.
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