4ucyclingMen's Mountain Bike Pants, Thermal Fleece Winter Cycling Windproof Running Pants for Cold Weather Riding Hiking

I love the fit, feel, length and warmth of these pants. I use them daily during my morning walk. They are great in colder (20° to 30°) temps. Also good in the rain as long as it's not a downpour. They are definitely perfect for late fall early spring weather.I'm 6 foot, 225 lbs. athletic. Size is like others have mentioned, you need to go up a couple sizes. I normally wear a Large in work out pant or sweats. With these I went with a 2XL. They fit good in the waist and taper down to the ankle as they are ment for cycling. There is a nice zipper at the bottom of the legs to adjust how you want them to fit with your shoes.The main thing I like about them is they are a bit long. I like the fact that I can adjust the zipper so that the cuff of the leg fits over the top of my running shoes and the tie in my laces and helps to keep water from getting inside the top of my shoes.Good price, good fit (They aren't "US" sizes so go up at least 2 sizes when ordering) and good quality.

Delivery was prompt, product is a good value. Fit chart is worthless, so you have to find someone in the comments that is about your size. I got XL, weigh 185pounds, 5ft9in, heavy legs(NOT chicken legs), 34inch waist, 30 inch inseam. Plenty of room for expansion in the XL waist for my size. XL Length is plenty long for my inseam. These are NOT road rider "tights", but more like a relaxed fit for road or average mtn bike fashion with room for thin crash pads under, even with my stocky legs. I will likely use them more for XC skiing as they are quite warm, with occasional cycling at the limits of my feet and hand temps for cycling. Zippered ankles are excellent. I will be wearing them with sports suspenders to keep them from hiking down. I would recommend them for people that want a relaxed fit, very warm, long pants for winter sports. Edit: 4 rides in low 40degF, 2 mtn bike, 2 road ride. For the $31 price, I am very impressed by these. Definitely not goretex at that price, but the front cuts the wind nicely. I like that they are NOT overly warm, combined with being thin enough to wear over padded cycling shorts without getting the loaded diaper effect. They work well with thin XC mtn bike knee pads, either under or over the pants. They don't seem to flap around on a road bike, but they are a "relaxed" fit, which I happen to like. I just don't think about them while on the bike, which is a good sign. The suspenders work well with them. These are probably not warm enough for when our local XC ski days that drop into the teens or single digits(deg F), but would work well for "higher" snow sports temperatures. I have already recommended them, and they seem to be pretty popular in the Bend Oregon Fall/Winter mtn bike scene.

I am 6 foot tall, 180 pounds and I ordered the XXXL. They fit nice. If you are 190 lbs or more, don't order these. These are not "tights". I order these because I wanted a loose fit. Despite the XXXL sizing, they are still "slim". When I sit in a chair with them on, they tighten up a bit, but still feel fine. They could also be 1 inch longer. I just went up and down the driveway on my bike, and they feel fine. I did a 2nd ride with padded bike shorts on. The did get a bit tighter, but are still ok to where cycling. The pants are very nice. A side pocked on each side like typical pants. The bottoms of the legs have a zipper that allows for removal over shoes even though I don't think this will work with my size 12 shoes. The inside has a thin checkerboard fleece pattern to it. The material stretches. I am not sure if they have any water resistance. I will use these for winter cycling, hiking and skiing under my ski pants when it is below 30 degrees.The good: look great, nice construction, pockets, very warm, good wind blocker.The not so good: screwed up sizing. Good for people that are 180 lbs or less.

I am rating these pants 5 stars based on my initial out of the box impression. After I looked at the size guide I bought the 2XL to fit my 34 waste and decent size thighs. They were definitely too big in just about every respect. My guess is that the 2XL inseam is about 32-33 and the waste is about a 36 or bigger. Even with those measurements I could have kept the 2XL (the extra length sits on your sneaker / shoe ok and I could have tied the waste tie tighter) except the crotch area dropped or 4 inches too low when I wore the pants on my hip.So I reordered the XL and they are a near perfect fit. The waste is comfortable and probably can accommodate up to a 35 waste or slightly more but they sit on my hips comfortably and do not sag at all beneath my crotch. The inseam is probably around 30 inches. The sit on my sneakers slightly.The only other impression I have (other than they look just like the picture) is they are very warm. Keeping in mind that I generate a lot of heat when I run I will not be able to wear them unless it is at least under 40 degrees. I'll have plenty of opportunity for that this winter so I'll report back with my recommendations for the optimum temperature range for me.I have no intention to use these for running in the rain as they aren't waterproof (and don't pretend to be). Just how much they might keep out the wind on the bicycle I don't know but I might give it a try if I get a chance to ride when the temp is in the 40s.UPDATE 12/23/16: I have run several times in this cold November / December in these pants. I will probably never know their true bottom range of temperature. I have run in 32 degrees with 22-25 mph wind resulting in a windchill of 20 degrees (what an idiot - it was snowing too!), 28 degrees with a little wind and windchill of 20 degrees and other times with temps in the 20s but little wind. I have never felt a chill on my legs even when I start the run. Since I don't like to run in temps less than 20 I will never find the temp at which I would need a wicking or other first layer. I still haven't tried them on the bike. Here's a thought after wearing them a couple dozen times - they are designed with cycling in mind. The zippered pocket openings are on the side of the pant and make for easy access when you are on the bike seat. The leg bottoms are tapered enough that my guess is there will be no chain issues. I hope to get a ride in at some point this winter if I can get a 45 degree day with clear roads.

It is a great value, nice fit, quick delivery. I just think that the size table in the ad is not too accurate. I wear a 38 size pants and the 2 XL fit nicely, and I bought a 4XL because of the table description.

Great for those windy cold breezy days when you want to go for a ride but don't want to freeze your legs off.

I went a size larger than usual because I wanted to ensure they were long enough. I am 6'2" tall, weigh 195 lbs, have a 32" waist and 34" inseam. I have an athletic build, with larger quads and gluts. I usually have to order pants one size larger if there aren't any tall sizes available, so I wasn't too concerned with ordering an XL this time, but the waist and but fit great. The tapered leg fits snug but not tight, as I was hoping. The length is just long enough. I would have liked the pants to be an inch longer, but they will work fine, since there aren't any tall sizes. Overall, the quality looks great, and they fit better than I was expecting. The material is soft, semi-windproof, and a little stretchy. The elastic waist is comfortable and snug enough that I don't need to use the drawstring. The zippered leg bottoms are nice to get my big feet through. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend this product to others looking for an athletic pant that has some stretch, warmth and wind resistance.

Overall I am pleased with the pants.I am 5'11 and weigh 190lbs. In jeans I wear a 34x30 and in cycling shorts a men's large. I purchased an XL and found them a touch large, just slightly long and a bit big in the waist, loose in the thigh, but comfortable. If I was to order again, the large would have fit just right.For mountain bike I find the larger size to be fine, if I was on the road with these I would have returned them for the large.I rode today in 6'C with a strong cold wind. I found the pants very comfortable to wear. They cut the wind very well. The trails were soaking wet and I rode through every puddle I saw, came home after a 2 hour ride and found these pants kept me dry and warm. In fact a bit too warm. I would say they are winter/early spring weight.Good quality though, I am pleased with them and these should be a good pant for cold weather on the trails or under ski pants for cold days in the Canadian winter.

Very nice, I love it alot