Men's Cycling Bike Shorts 3D Padded Biking Pants Cycle Shorts

First of all you have to start with a right bike seat and then look for bike shorts. These are well made shorts and a very reasonable price. I am 220 pounds and 6' 1" tall, 36" waist. I bought the Large and the fit is awesome, just right. Don't shy away from this biking short. The quality of these shorts seems very good so far. Best part is with the padding in the right place and are very comfortable while riding. I've only done a couple 2 hour 30 mile rides so far, but they've already made a huge difference in comfort. Can't speak of the durability yet but I see no reason to worry about it.

I normally wear bib shorts, but I keep around a $15 pair of regular cycling shorts for quick midday errands. While I eventually found a pair I was pretty happy with and didn't feel like a diaper, the Przewalskis are so much better it's ridiculous.The chamois is way more comfortable and slimmer, which makes it less embarrassing at the grocery store. The fabric feels 10x more durable and premium and the cuffs are much wider and less restricting.Fit:I'm 5'11" and 140-145lbs with a waist of around 29"-30" and a small fits perfectly. My thighs aren't terribly muscular so there's a bit of room there, but everything still feels nice and slim fit (those aero gains). If anything, they're a little short, so 6ft+ riders beware, perhaps.Verdict: I highly recommend any Przewalski cycling clothing with the Pro Tech chamois.

I think they're an OK value for the price.I just got back into road cycling after almost 30 years. My old padded shorts had dried up. I'm still finding out what works for me as I get settled into road biking. These shorts were an inexpensive way to find out what works.I'm no expert, never had any $50-$100 shorts to compare these to, but I have a couple pair of Zoic liners and I think these are not as good as those, but those cost more. I've been on a few rides with these and they worked fine.Pros:PriceLooksFit, comfortPad feels sturdy and does provide decent comfortCons:I don't think they breath as well as other shorts, but they're OK.The pad feels a little wide between the legs, and it feels a little stiffer than the pads in the Zoic liners.Initial quality - They came with a little tear in the bottom of the leg. They have an elastic band around the bottom of the leg, like other bike shorts, but the material is very thin. The little tear (see photo) concerns me. It hasn't become any worse yet, so hopefully it will just stay the way it is.Overall, I would probably buy another pair, but I'll wait and see how durable they are.

Simply, well fitting, appropriately padded, reasonably priced padded cycling shorts. Sizing accurate.

Comfortable, durable, provides just the right amount of cushioning in all the right places. I'm not an avid cyclist so can't provide a comparison to high end products, but for my purposes, these are great. One piece of advice, anyone purchasing these shorts should consider ordering one size smaller than they normally wear. I wear a medium in boxers, compression shorts, etc. The medium in this product felt like a diaper and as some others have commented, the elastic around the legs was very loose. Small fits perfectly.

When it comes to indoor cycling, I always prefer the convenience of standard shorts. I’ve never tried this brand and thought to give it shot and see how they perform. They’re actually not bad at all but based on overall quality, value wise I believe these shorts should’ve been priced lower. My other cycling shorts perform just as well and with the same exact quality as these. The main difference is those cost, $10. These are sold for $25.FIT: I got the medium since that's the normal size I wear for my 32” waist. These fit exactly as my $10 shorts and have the same issue. Loose on the waistline. From the hip down the fit is just right, but around the waistline, it’s loose. It actually sag down by just walking around and gives that “crack-revealing” sensation that makes you feel wanting a belt.PADDING: Padding is the same thinness as the other shorts. Not thick, but not thin. Just adequate. It’s certainly nowhere near the padding quality of my Endura bib shorts.QUALITY: The overall quality of this shorts, the stitching, material used, paddings, etc. aren’t that bad but nowhere near the level of Endura, Rapha, Assos or Castelli. In my opinion these are excellent for indoor or easy short rides only. It’s definitely not for competition or long endurance rides.DESIGN/GRAPHICS: Nice and simple. No busy colors or loud graphics.The loose-fitting waistline doesn’t really bother me. Although, these shorts are great for indoor cycling with adequate padding and fits just right on the hip and thigh area, I don’t believe I will purchase them again, at least not for how much they’re selling for. Form, fit and function the $10 cycling shorts I have are just as good.

good value,i like these

Liners are well made. I'm 5'9 waist 32 and ordered Medium size which fits perfectly... What I liked the most is how well integrated and comfortable is the padding.... waaaay better than my Pearl I. Select liners which cost the double and have a terrible non integrated padding causing chafing and sores. They are also better than the spooned liners which size chart is weird . As other customers posted, padding on these Qualidyne is on the thick side but very comfortable and absorbent keeping you dry. Together with my WTB Rocket saddle the rides on my hardtail bike are super comfortable despite 3+ hour long on garnly terrain. Another thing that I liked is that they are not semi-transparent as certain liners. At this price point I don't think there is anything better. Well done Qualidyne...