PrzewalskiMen's Cycling Bib Pants 4D Padded Bike Fleece Lined Thermal Biking Tights Leggings Riding Bicycle Pants

These are my go-to bibs for fall/cooler weather cycling. They have great stretch, a comfy chamois, and don’t rub or bunch anywhere. I’ve worn them two-three times a week (20-40 miles per ride) for the past month or so and they’re holding up great.These aren’t thermal, so if you’re seeing temps dipping into the 40’s or lower, get the thermal bibs made by these guys (which run slightly smaller size-wise).Remember the size you ordered, because you’ll tear off the tag the first time you put them on (it’s a sort-of thicker plastic material and will annoy the back of your neck.)For reference, I’m 6’2”, 190lbs and the Large fits perfectly.

The Przewalski moisture wicking bib tights are light weight bib tights, perhaps about as cool as wearing bib shorts plus sun leggings without the bother of separate leggings. Unfortunately Przewalski does not provide any UPF rating information. The material is densely woven and opaque.The material also has a large range of stretch. The tights are easy to get on and off even though there are no ankle zippers. The contraction force is not particularly strong. These are definitely not compression tights. The material does cling tightly to the skin to wick moisture and does not droop.I purchased size medium for a 32" waist, 36" hips, 21" thighs, and 32" inseam. The fit is good everywhere and quite comfortable. There are some wrinkles of extra material on the legs, someone with longer legs should have no problem with size M. The ankle grippers keep the bottom of the tights in place, the bibs keep the chamois in place.The chamois doesn't work well for me. It is quite thin and flexible with some thicker "4D' patches. There is no rubbing or chaffing but my sitz bones miss the "4D" patch so the padding is not adequate on a long ride. Perhaps the chamois is sewn too far back.Workmanship is excellent. Seams are flat and straight, there are no ragged edges or loose threads.The tights are mostly solid black. There is nothing to aid daytime visibility. There are some small reflective decorations that might reflect headlights at night.The manufacturer should provide a UPF rating and improve the chamois.

I’m a woman who rides all year, regardless of conditions, and I’ve struggled to find women’s thermal bibs. These work, who cares if they’re men’s. I’m 5’4”, 125 lbs., typically a size 2 and ordered these in a XS. They fit perfect - leg length is spot on (I have a 30.5” inseam) and the torso length is perfect. The straps aren’t too long and the bibs come up to just past my belly button. They are lined with a thin but warm fleece and fit snug. I rode 45 miles in them today with temps between 31-40 and was comfortable the entire ride. My biggest concern was the chamois being different than women’s bibs but I didn’t really notice a difference in comfort, and I ordinarily ride in higher-end bibs.

I'm 5'7", 155lbs with a 30 in waist and got the size S. It's not a perfect fit - the legs are a little tight and they're hard to get over my feet. These would definitely benefit from zippers at the bottom. Once they're on they're a good race fit. I would have liked to have tried a size up but they don't seem to stock a medium.I wore them out on a 30 mile ride where the temps were in the 30s. They were plenty warm and comfortable with the fleece lining.

It took several months for my first ride in these bibs. They did not disappoint. Today it was 50 with a windchill of about 39 and I was very comfortable wherever the bibs covered me. My fingers were freezing, but that's not the point. They provided plenty of comfort as I was back in the saddle for the first time in months. The legs were a little long, but that is better than short. I purchased an XL. I'm 5'11 and 180 lbs. The fit was comfortable. I'll look to get some more of Przesalski's products based upon this experience.

Bought these to have a second pair of thermal bibs. After a ride today, they will be my "go to" bibs. Very comfortable. The chamois was super comfortable on a 3 hour ride. Some reviews said they wished they had a zipper to make them easier to put on, but the reason I got these is because the zipper on my other bibs broke. So I as glad these don't have one. I'm a big guy - 6'4 260 so I always order the biggest they have, in this case 4XL. They fit perfectly...in fact they are a little bit long on me. The straps don't dig and the design makes it easy to pull down the front for a trip to the mens room. Updated 2/5 - I've worn these for several rides with temps in the low 30's. Very warm and very comfortable.

I see this brand on Amazon but choose the established cycling brands I know. I decided to take a chance on these and am glad I did. I used them during a 4hr block of a 24hr solo ultra fat bike race. The wind chill was -1F and they kept me warm. Chamois was comfortable and they fit true to size. I wear a medium and am 5'9" 155lbs. Will be buying their shorts to try this spring. ONLY negative is they didn't have zippers on the ankles which would make them easier to put on.

I was a bit skeptical of these bibs; I'm short and ride in frigid weather. I was unsure if they'd hold up. So far, though, the purchase seems like a good buy. Nothing ever fits me quite right, but these fit me poorly, well. They're not warm enough on their own for sub-40 degree weather, but they do the trick when paired with a layer of light and heavy thermals underneath. The chamois doesn't quite hit me right, but it does the trick. The kit with the extra layers is bulky, but I can ride comfortably in 10 degree weather once I get my legs warmed up.

Rundum zufrieden, absolute Empfehlung.