Santic Cycling Bib Tights Men Padded Cycling Bib Pants Long Padded with Pocket

Santic Cycling Bib Tights Men Padded Cycling Bib Pants Long Padded with Pocket

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  • 【3D Padded】The cycling bibs pants is made of sponge imported from Italy that can meet the cycling time (within 3 hours)
  • 【Convenient pocket 】The pocket of the cycling bib pants right side can store the 6.5inch phone or energy bar.
  • 【Reflective Elements 】This bike bib pants features reflective strips on both sides of the calf, which can enhance visibility in low light condition, keep you safe in darkness. Perfect for both new and professional cyclist.
  • 【Zipper closure】The non-slip leg opening of this Cycling Bib Tights used the zipper to ensure the comfortable and containment when cycling, and fixed pant better you won’t get any marks even after cycling for a long time.
  • 【High-Elastic Material 】The men cycing bib tights is made of 80% nylon and 20% spandex. The mesh fabric is high breathable and quickly dry which can keep the skin dry and cool bring you different cycling experiences.
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  1. Seminario Sergio –

    Tested them today, the were comfortable, the sizing was good, loved the pocket on the side.

    Seminario Sergio –

  2. Vidiot –

    The fit on these bib tights is good, basically the same as the Santic color-block bib shorts that I like.

    The leg length is good for me (US-medium, inseam about 30″ on these tights), just a tiny bit longer than perfect for me, longer-legged folks might not like it.

    Fabric and seams feel sturdy, but only time will tell. My Santic color-block bib shorts all eventually wear thin in about the same spots (probably rubbing on my full-zip jerseys) and the compression bands at the knee eventually fail, but they last several thousands of miles of road riding. The bib tights will see less use so I expect they’ll last much longer time-wise.

    For fall riding around 55 degreres F, the fabric is warm enough, maybe wear knee warmers underneath if it’s a little colder. When winter really hits, I might wear leg warmers underneath.

    The chamois is fine comfort-wise, though I’ve only gone on 2-2.5 hour rides. It is positioned slightly more forward than I’m used to, but they do hit my sit bones on the saddle. YMMV.

    Vidiot –

  3. bp66base –

    Mido 1.74
    Peso 63
    Talla ch
    Quedó bien, se siente de buena calidad se amolda bien al cuerpo.

    bp66base –

  4. Mike –

    These are excellent tights for the price. I like the side pocket. I bought the small, and they fit well except for the length, which is a bout 3 to 4 inches too long. I’m short – 5’5″, so I expected them to be a little long, but not as much as they are. They are also rather thin. I think they are suitable for temperatures just a little too cool for shorts. I took a ride wearing them when it was 58F outside, and I was a little cool. I think these are best suited for temperatures in the 60s.

    Mike –

  5. 3Bikes –

    Let me start out by countering a criticism of these bib pants that has been made by others, that they are not warm. Well, they are not intended for cold weather. They are intended for cool or slightly chilly weather, in the range between 45- and 65-degrees F. Before I purchased these bib pants, I used the combination of standard bib shorts and leg warmers for cycling in such weather. Using these bib pants provides the same amount of warmth but is more comfortable and convenient than the combination of shorts and leg warmers. I have worn these bib pants only once (for a 25-mile, 2-hour duration ride) and laundered them only once. That said, I found them to be apparently well made. They fit well and were comfortable during that one ride, during which temperatures were in the high 50s to low 60s. They appear to have laundered well. I was so impressed with the value of these pants that I ordered a second pair.

    3Bikes –

  6. J. Stucki –

    I am 5’10” with 32×32 pant size. These fit great in size medium. Well made, good pad, and not too hot for riding in warmer weather. I use them to help keep the sun off while riding, but once it’s into the 80’s F or hotter I switch to bib shorts and sunscreen on the lower legs. The pocket is nice to have at times.

    J. Stucki –

  7. bp66base –

    Perfect fit – as described. Bought these so I could continue cycling into Autumn and Winter (Australia) and very happy with quality and fit. I am 178cm tall / 78kg.

    bp66base –

  8. Jinni –

    These bib shorts run true to size with what I always buy in US sizing. There are a few features that I really like with these bibs including the one side of the leg pocket which is super helpful both on and off the bike for storage of easy to grab items, and the zipper design on the ends of the legs are by favorite out of any leg warmers or bib pants I own; the zipper does not flap around while pedaling or moving around at all, so you don’t need to worry about that pesky feeling of something moving on your ankle while spending time on the bike. These are perfect for the cooler fall or spring days; I have gone on a few short rides that are a few degrees above freezing and they have felt fine; I would recommend a different warmer pair if you are riding in anything close to freezing though, especially on longer rides. These bibs break the wind well throughout and the insert is very comfortable on the saddle.

    Jinni –

  9. Jinni –

    First off, Wow! These bib tights more than exceeded my expectations. I have used these for various rides, Most notable: 3hr 52mi ride with 4,600ft of elevation gain and a 4:30hr 72mi ride with 5,000ft elevation gain. These bibtights were comfortable the ENTIRE time. The padding on them is excellent and holds up very well under high intensity, Long rides. Secondly, The extra pocket on the side is by far my favorite feature. Nutrition is paramount for cycling and being able to carry that one or two extra bars makes a huge difference. The quality of the fabric at this price point isn’t bad at all. Sure, It’s not gonna March up to a $250 pair of pro level clothing, But I was shocked by how good the quality felt for this price point, they wick well and dry quick. They’re breathable, Too! I have a pair of $200 Pearl Izumi bib shorts and these $40 ones aren’t far off. I will be getting most of my training gear from Santic from now on. They’re a reliable and quality company with excellent customer service. Sizing, I would say go with one size smaller than you normally wear. I got a L, But I probably could’ve gotten away with a medium.

    Jinni –

  10. Mr.Jarvis –

    Fits great , I’m 6’1 215 and got the large. Decent for the money except the chamois is really thin, not much padding at all. It’s a thin single layer of foam unfortunately.

    Mr.Jarvis –

  11. BetoFS –

    Ordered for S and got a L

    BetoFS –

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