CEROTIPOLAR Biking Bibs Males, Lengthy Driving Pad Bicycle Biking Bib Shorts UPF50+

Good set of bibs
I use these primarily on the MTB under a set of baggies. This is most likely not their intended use, but here’s my .02$.The fit is good: on the racier side so there is a bit of compression. if you don’t prefer a race fit type of short, these aren’t for you. The rear pockets are what drew me to these as typically with an MTB jersey, there aren’t a set of pockets in back. The pockets are nice as they will fit a bottle, snacks and a zippered pocket for keys etc. The legs are longer than a set of true liner bibs which isn’t a bad thing. If you run knee pads, these will span the area so there’s no gaper gap.What would make it better:I also have a set of their better bib shorts for the road. The chamois is nice in these but the green one in their premium short is better. Since it’s the dead of winter here, the breathability of the material isn’t an issue but if they made the main body of the short more meshy (basically, if they just put pockets on their good shorts and made them single layer mesh) they would have a winner on their hands.I have a set of Raceface liner bibs and the material is very thin and meshy (since they will be worn under a set of shorts), better pad similar to their premium pad, no pockets and terrible shoulder straps. They also cost twice as much. Even in current form, I believe these bibs are better.These bibs are hard to beat and fault for the price. If you are a gravel person, they’re pretty good. For MTB to be used as a liner, they’re good but with some tweaks they’d be even better.Hope this helps.I’m editing this review as I cannot write a new new review for these shorts even though they are a completely different offering.This set is the pair that was on sale for $32 (which is a screaming deal). The fabric is nice, as are the panels and shoulder straps. My issue with these though is the chamois: it’s nice but is noticeably thicker in the back than the front. That seems trivial but on the bike it will load your hands like you tilted the saddle forward. It also feels unbalanced for lack of a better work just sitting in the saddle.If you’re looking for a budget pair of first bibs, everything but the chamois is nice. I would recommend to go with the Italian chamois or the black colored one as they feel better under taint. At least to me. I thought I would give these a try as liked the others enough that I wore out one of the pairs of Italian ones I had purchased three years ago. The manufacturer must have known what they had as these are now $60 and with less color options.Hope this helps.

Appears to be a good value bib
Like most people, I got back into biking during the pandemic. I had previously purchased 3 X Tiger bib and shirt sets. I had been riding on average 20-25 miles during most ride and really liked the way the X Tiger bibs and gel protection system worked.I signed up for Monarch for Miles this summer which meant I would be riding bike for 5 straight weeks. Most days I was riding 30-40 miles and I wore out the gel systems in all three of the X Tiger bibs. So I needed to upgrade. After trying three other brands, I found these bibs and I really like them so far.I am a 5’8” male and weigh 172 pounds. I purchased the large and it fits really well. The leg length is little bit longer than other brands. But there is no downside that I can tell. The fabric appears to be an upgrade from all of the other brands and it has a different and newer gel protection system. I have been riding in the 20-30 mile range and the system protects very well. The one con is that the system is a bit wider as compared to others and it does pinch when riding. If the system was 1-2 mm slimmer on each side, I think the pinching problem would go away. All in all, they appear to be a good value riding bin.

confortable bibs for good price
Very comfortable bibs at a good price. I’ve been using them for 7 months, training and riding 3-4 times a week, up to 75 miles, without any discomfort from the saddle. They have very good pockets too.

Don’t trust size chart
Product was overall good. However I based my sizing off the provided size chart and it didn’t fit as expected, I could have gone at least 2 sizes down. Quality felt better then expected, the grey shorts did seem to be slightly see through when stretched.

Through each 100km+ ride (and all distances in between) I was comfortable from beginning to end.I love the pockets on the bibs for items that dont need to be often accessed such as wallet keys additional nutrition etc etc..Of course i bought these for the cargo pockets!!Phone on the right and on ride nutrition on the left PERFECTION.The large fits me well as a 6’3″ slim 215lb build. No loose material. Leg grippers do their job well, as these bibs never moved an inch unless i was tucking wrappers up under there lolThese are comfortable and well thought out.To those that have name brand kits and or maybe dont want to overuse the higher end brands they own, these will definitely fill in nicely (for trainer season as well).**this is my second order**

Una badana gruesa para largo recorrido y varios bolsillos super còmodos, muy contento con la compra he comprado 2 una L y una S para mi mujer

I tested these shorts and the cheapest sundried and didoo shorts and found them to be the most comfortable of the three for all day riding.The padding is firm and strong and covers a large area than previous shorts. They also look good in dark purple, with no logos or decals really affecting the overall appearance.The quality is the highest out of the three, with good stitches and a good snug fit. I felt that the pockets on the side are useful to stick your glasses in when you’re going up a hill and you need them out of your hands quickly, and you can keep your phone handy if you’re passing through a particularly photogenic section. The pockets on the back contribute to back sweat even when empty and they’re located at an irritating point for my back, so I don’t use them. Very useful for touring though when I wearing a football jersey or shirt rather than a jersey with pockets. The long pocket has just enough space for a baguette.All in all, with the pockets, comfort and quality I really don’t know how much more value you can get out of a more expensive pair. For £30 these are five star without question.