BALEAF Men’s Winter Cycling Bib Pants 4D Padded Thermal Water Resistant Bike Tights Cold Weather Warm Pockets

I’m fairly new to the biking world. I have been seasonally outfitting my cycling gear with Baleaf. Excellent bike clothing. Biking in the fall in Iowa can get cold. I have a pair of Baleaf fleece lined tights but wanted to also try the winter biking bib tights. Just like the regular tights, these bibs keep my legs warm. The suspender straps are comfortable and keep the tights from riding down. Ankels have zippers which are nice to get tights on and off easier. The material is a nice quality weight. Keeps my legs wsrm but wicks away the sweat keeping me dry. I also really like the gray color the bibs came in. I’m 6′ 175lbs and I purchased the large size. Fits perfectly. The quality and appearance of these bibs and all the Baleaf items I now have are outstanding for the money. Highly recommend.

I’m always a little hesitant to order clothing online because you never know what to expect size-wise. Having said that, I’m very happy with this purchase. I’m 5’9″, 175 lbs., average build and this Medium fits very nicely. I’ve worn 3 times so far on days that were in the low 40’s and it kept me nice and warm. The flap in the front is the greatest thing since sliced bread. The pockets are handy too. All in all, very happy and a nice price.

I’m a fat old cyclist that misses steel bikes and can wax poetic about Greg Lemond. I usually buy pretentiously expensive Lycra riding apparel but I gave these bibs a try. They are awesome. My friends make fun of me but my junk is warm and they fit right and are put together as well as anything I’ve worn. Great value.

I have a pair of Baleaf cargo bib shorts and a pair of cycling shorts in XL and I have no real complaints with them – fit and function are fine. The pads are a bit bulky in them but they’re fine for 30 mile rides or so. These thermal tights, though – initial impressions aren’t as good. The quality is a bit off (see pix) with missed stitching on the bib section, and the sizing is a bit weird. At 6’ and 200 lbs the XL should fit, but they’re a bit on the loose side, and the legs are long, resulting in a baggy fit. But I her the feeling that dropping to an L would be too small. The chamois is less bulky than my other Baleaf bib shorts, so,that’s nice, but I haven’t ridden in them yet so can’t comment on the comfort. I have Assos and Giordana bibs with thin chamois pads that are very comfortable on long rides, so we’ll see how these do.

I’ll give these a shot. You can’t beat the price, and since I live in a warmer state I won’t encounter too much cold weather so these won’t see heavy use. But just be aware that the size proportions are a bit odd (leaning to tall and lanky in my opinion) and the quality control is a bit iffy. But the price point is excellent. I’ll update this review after a few rides.

For the price these are tough to beat. I am 6′ and approximately 130 lbs. I ordered a large size, and the fit is quite snug, especially in the thighs. It improves after wearing and washing a few times, to where I no longer need to dance to get into them. The leg length is spot on, as is the bib strap length. I would recommend purchasing a size larger than you may usually wear; they don’t seem to be quite as petite as other Chinese manufactured products however.

These are easily warm enough for my early morning commutes, with temperatures down to the mid 50°F so far. The fleece lining is nice and soft, and has held up to a few washes. As the season progresses, I will update this review.

The chamois is adequate, and I haven’t had any trouble with it so far. No issues with chafing, sweat buildup or bunching. The padding is fairly thin but dense, and provides solid comfort. For the price of these bibs it’s hard to complain. It’s not top-of-the-range breathable gel space age material, but it does the job well enough. Again, I will update this review if anything changes.

I don’t know how I feel about the stirrups. I’ve found they work best/most comfortably when worn underneath socks, but that makes changes into work clothes a tad more challenging. This is my first pair of thermal tights however, so I’ve nothing to really compare it to other than standard bib shorts.

Overall I would recommend this product. Again, it’s hard to argue with the price, and they are effective at their intended purpose: keeping your lower half warm and chafe-free. We’ll have to see how long they last.