MOXILYN Men’s Cycling Bib Shorts 4D Full Sponge Pad Road Bike Tights Pro Bicycle MTB Outfit Band 6cm Leg Gripper UPF 50+

This is the worst cycling bib I ever had. The material is so thin and loose. The cutting and design is somewhat weird. Tried once and never wear again.

This is a well built bib, the size runs somewhat on the large side. I usually wear XL in bibs (the Italian ones), but this XL was too large. Also about the design, hopefully you won't have to pee during your ride because this bib will force you to take everything off if you have to go.

The fit is good and the pocket is a good added bonus.

Fit is amazing. 80°F yesterday, 34 today.Can't wait to ride. Fit better than expected. If only they were available in colors I'd buy more.

very light material.. probably only good for warmer than 50'

I received this item through the Vine program for free but my review is based solely on my own experience and opinions, without outside influences.Let me start out by saying I love finding budget cycling bibs that are dirt cheap but turn out to be hidden gems. These are no such bib. My opinion is based on a personal experience with the size small bib, and it may differ for a larger size bib because I feel like a majority of the issue was with a one-size-fits-all pad size and the bad fit of the bib overall. I wear a size small in every major brand, along with many well known budget brands, so I opted for a small here, and there was no extra small available. My height is 5'9" and weight 150lbs. The small sized knickers were very baggy throughout the hip and leg area, riding up my calves and bunching at the bottom of my knees. The straps were not uncomfortable and the cut of the upper part of the bib was basic, yet fit better than the bottom half. I do wear a base layer though which eliminates the skin contact with the bib.The pad is a very commonly used red sectioned foam which appeared to be a singular density across the front and back. It felt massive in the small sized bib, likened to a 1x6 board between the legs, and had the flexibility of one as well. I wanted to give it a chance to break in so I took a ride on the indoor trainer. As a baseline, my indoor trainer rides are 30-50 miles long. I made it five miles before ending the ride. Probably due to the extra roominess of the bib, the pad was sliding all over the place, rubbing raw places immediately, and it never really started to conform to my body. I wasn't about to put myself through two hours of that just to see if the pad would work itself into shape.Overall I'm just going to say avoid these. But you'll have to make your own decision based on other available reviews and your size required.

These cycling bibs are well constructed with a mesh upper to help manage heat. These go over the knee which can give you some protection against falls and colder temps. The "over the knee" coverage also keeps the sun off your upper legs during long rides. This helps to avoid the ever famous biker's leg tan.At 6'4" and about 200 lbs, these bibs are a good fit. The side pocket on the leg is icing on the cake. I like these bibs for all the reasons I've state but the thing I like the most is that they are bibs, so they stay put on the rides.

Used the cycling bib for a 40 mile indoor cycling session on the trainer. Wasn't too bad, but not the greatest either. Here is what I found...1. Fit? The bib fit great, it was spot on with what I expected. Generally, cycling bibs will fit a size or two larger than your cycling jersey, and this was no different. So if you have never ordered a bib before...check the measurements and if in doubt, go a size larger. That is usually common with most cycling bibs. The shoulder straps are wide and comfortable. No excess pressure in the shoulders or neck. The fit around the lower legs was nice and tight...could have been a bit tighter, but it worked.2. Sponge pad (chamois) comfort? The Sponge seat pad (or what is often referred to as the chamois...), was soft to the touch and spongy. But when you put the bib on, the chamois felt very stiff and ridged. It didn't seem to conform to your body profile very easily, and was putting pressure on both sides of my inner legs. I assume this is maybe because it hasn't been broken in?? I have never had this issue on ANY of the other new bibs I have used from various distributors. However, during the indoor cycling session, I didn't notice it, and it did not leave any after effects on my lower region or legs afterwards. So...? But this was only a 40 mile ride. I'll keep you posted if anything new develops as I use it. But overall I would say on a scale from 1 to 10, that it ranked around a 4 or 4.5.3. Were the silicone leg grips effective? Honestly...No. During my training session, I was constantly pulling the legs down as they kept hiking up my leg while pedaling. If you feel the silicone with your fingers, it is not very grippy. You can feel it, yes...but it isn't very thick and does not do a good job in retaining its position when ridding.4. Did you like the side pocket? Meh..it was okay. It works well for holding nutrition items or Chapstick while riding, But I don't know that I would trust putting my phone or other valuables inside it. One thing I didn't like about the pocket was how high up the opening is. The opening is right at the waist crease...maybe even higher. So to get into the pocket, I would have to straiten my leg. I believe the pocket would be more effective if the pocket was positioned lower on the leg. BUT, I do love that it has a pocket. More and more bibs manufactures are starting to incorporate them in their designs. Kudo's to them! because they are very much needed!5. Quality? The overall quality seemed to me about midrange. The fabric is shear (non see through..), comfortable, and conforms well. There was no loose stitching, holes or frays.6. SPF protection? Haven't checked this yet. But I would assume it is fully capable. Most all bib's these days have this feature. And if you are still concerned, you can always apply sunscreen before putting on the bib.Overall, it is a very nice mid-range quality bib. Has some great features. Would be good for short rides up to maybe 50 miles. Would be great for beginner riders or those who maybe on a budget (High quality Bib's are extremely expensive!!)