Qualidyne Men's Cycling Bike Shorts 3D Padded Biking Pants Cycle Shorts

Comfortable and easy to put on.

Update 12/11/19: I have been using my original one pair of these shorts to train indoors 3-5 times a week, 8-10 hours, for the last couple months. I wash them after every use and they are just now starting to have a couple loose threads from seat wear and the chamois is starting to feel like it’s not as firm as it use to be. My opinion is that they have held up to a ton of use and having lasted this long going through so many ride/wash cycles is pretty impressive at this price point. I had purchased another pair mid summer thinking they wouldn’t last this long. And for the comments about the lower cuff being loose, do some sprints or squats and beef those chicken legs up ;)Update 8/23/19: these have been a stand out pair of shorts for the last six months. I have expensive bibs from the big names and these perform every bit as good. The fabric is maybe a level lower for feel but the performance and Chamois have made these a no worries pair to grab for training, day in and day out. So good that I bought a second pair so I won’t have to worry about availability when the first pair goes belly upUpdate 5/5/19: went on a 78 mile 4000+ ascent ride with these and they performed great. I have close to 1000 miles on this pair and do not have any complaints. These shorts and some chamois buttr are all I need for the upcoming century season.Original comment: Like some of the other reviews have mentioned, the chamois is on the large side. For me this isn’t an issue because I’m built on the large side too, 6’ 205#.I ordered a size large and they fit well. The lower leg cuffs are a touch more loose than expected but isn’t loose enough for them to ride up. They just aren’t as tight some designs. The waist is a good height and the inseam long enough to keep either end from being offensive.The pad felt great on an initial 20 mile spin to test it out. No weird seams, no pressure spots. Felt great and never crowded.All in all I have shorts two- three times as expensive that don’t feel as good. These ride up a category relative to their price. I’d recommend and buy again.

I think they're an OK value for the price.I just got back into road cycling after almost 30 years. My old padded shorts had dried up. I'm still finding out what works for me as I get settled into road biking. These shorts were an inexpensive way to find out what works.I'm no expert, never had any $50-$100 shorts to compare these to, but I have a couple pair of Zoic liners and I think these are not as good as those, but those cost more. I've been on a few rides with these and they worked fine.Pros:PriceLooksFit, comfortPad feels sturdy and does provide decent comfortCons:I don't think they breath as well as other shorts, but they're OK.The pad feels a little wide between the legs, and it feels a little stiffer than the pads in the Zoic liners.Initial quality - They came with a little tear in the bottom of the leg. They have an elastic band around the bottom of the leg, like other bike shorts, but the material is very thin. The little tear (see photo) concerns me. It hasn't become any worse yet, so hopefully it will just stay the way it is.Overall, I would probably buy another pair, but I'll wait and see how durable they are.

so first off- these shorts are a perfect fit. we all have gotten the shorts that don't- you know- the ones where you are pulling them up way past your navel just so keep the padding from sagging- or they are too tight one place and baggy elsewhere- the ones you are constantly looking around to make sure no one is looking as you adjust yourself and the shorts.. these fit perfectly snug formed, and keep the padding up against your body like they should. and the padding is really smart. they have two specifically raised/embossed areas that are at your pointy "sit bones" where you will generally get the most discomfort, and the rest of the padding is just right- it is firm and supportive but doesn't feel bulky. I have been a serious rider for many years- and i have purchased the really expensive name brands- which in general aren't worth it over all with the exception of maybe being more durable- but they often don't fit right- and aren't 4 times more durable to justify the cost. I don't know how long these will last, but they seem to have decent workmanship. I've had them out on two, long, tough Mountain bike trail rides- a lot of on and off the saddle for climbing and a lot of time on the saddle without any pain or numbness from the shorts. I plan to buy more of these, considering the amount of riding that I do , and my older ones either aren't fitting or are finally falling apart....buy these.

I am 5'7 130 lbs and the size small fits me perfectly. Solid material and the padding is not so bulky.

it was to small to be considered an XL. there was no option to note that was the reason for returning, so the same size replacement was automatically being sent. I would have agreed to having it sent if I could have changed the size but I was not given that option. So I cancelled the replacement.

Fit very well and the padding is very comfortable for long touring rides.

I bought these in Feb 2019. I only use them for indoor cycling (1-2 hours at a time). These are one of 3 different 'indoor cycling" shorts I bought at the same time. That means they've been through probably 500 wear / wash cycles.They still look good, hold their shape, and the padding is still great.No idea what they'd feel like after a long ride, but great for what I've used them for.