sponeedMen Bike Shorts Cushioned Biking Wear Gear Road Cycling Bottoms

They fit great look great and we’re at a very good price would definitely buy again and looking at some of their other cycling attire

Makes longer motorcycle rides more tolerable. Wouldn’t want to walk long distances after arriving at destination with these in summer weather.

Very good quality .. lots of padding .. almost too much for me .. If you are going very long distances on a bike as in road racing etc , these will be good .. I weigh 150 lbs and got a Medium... very snug ..if your package , nuts etc are above ave , its gonna be tight .. FYI

These cycling shorts were just what I was looking for. There is enough padding unlike many other cycling shorts. They also are well made. I liked enough to order another pair.

A great riding short with extra cushion and extra comfort for those long rides.

I've been wearing these for years now - they haven't deteriorated at all. The cushion/pads could probably be a bit firmer, but the spandex is some kind of super material that never seems to age - and I even dry them in the dryer! I bought these as a cheap backup to other brands, and have been way pleased on the quality.

The media could not be loaded. I ride MTB and suffer from hurt buns. This pair is probably my favorite pair out of all the comparable ones on Amazon in the same range.They have the best cushion pad and offer the best quality. They are a tad thicker in shorts fabric as compared to the others with a far far better elastic band as well. Cushion pad is far more supportive.They are comfortable to wear during hot and sweaty rides and I don’t get any chaffing or other issues.I would recommend these over the competitor models on here. Now I always grab these and the others just sit after one use. They are a little tight, sort of compression style. They haven’t loosened up after wearing and washing.

Purchased these to hopefully find a replacement to my more expensive Louis Garneau bibs and riding shorts. First, I'm 5'10", 167lbs. I normally wear a Large to XLarge in Louis Garneau. Castelli I'm an XL. People in the review said to size up 1. So I went with a Large. I have to say, the fit is a big larger around the mid point/groin of the short than I'm used to with big brands. Castelli's run small for sure, Garneau are pretty much right on for their sizes and consistent. I should have purchased a Medium as well and returned whatever one that didn't work out. I might end up trying a different brand. First, the idea of having leg grippers made into the short leg bottom to hold them in place is about 8yr old technology. Guess I didn't read the description real well and paid attention to that, would have never bought them. No descent and respectable large brand uses leg gripper anymore. It is all compression fit at the leg bottom and they don't ride up/move around ever. So when I put these on and had the silicon leg grippers tugging and making it hard to pull the shorts up, I thought...wow, flashback to 2008 and even 1987 for that matter. Otherwise, the padding in the shorts is very good. I normally do around 40 miles on rides. These will handle that no problem. In fact, they are better that my mid-range Garneau bibs that cost 4x as much for comfort in the saddle. I road race competitively, but for training, I don't need a $250-300 kit for most of my riding. Only real complaint is they seem to run a bit big considering I'm a 32" waist, 167lbs and 5'10". And...the leg gripper ancient technology. Overall, they are descent and do the job. But will be looking for another brand and a good price and find something with compression fitting at the legs and better fit. So, I will keep them and use them for training rides, they are good enough.