baleaf Mens 3D Padded Bike Shorts Cycling Underwear MTB Liner

Boyfriend loves them. He already had a pair from the chain store “dicks” but, when I got my pair, he liked the cushion and the fact it didn’t come 3/4 down his thighs. To be honest, his look more comfortable than mine!!! And mine are comfortable. He loves them and chooses them over the other pair on every bike ride we have done since. They are lightweight, they don’t cause him to sweat. The fit is perfect! He always gets large in everything. Very small man. 165 lbs 5’6” with small legs, no hips or thighs and large is always baggy on him. Medium worked perfect for him. As boxer briefs are meant to be a snug comfortable fit. These biking shorts stretch well, have the coverage it’s suppose to have just as advertised. I highly recommend these, for anyone looking for riding shorts. It makes the ride much easier and comfortable and it’s not noticeable you’re wearing them. I would not hesitate. They been through the wash multiple times without any issues. Along with drying. They are fantastic, I am going to look in the future does this company make them for women as well, as mine are comfortable but they don’t have the same kind of seem etc. I think he got a little nicer than me. I say go for it. You won’t be disappointed, don’t go to the big chain stores and overpay for something just as good right here! Read more

These are excellent and very affordable. I bought two pairs and I’m planning to order more because they’re totally worth it. Comfortable padding and great for long rides. Read more

I like these shorts. I normally wear between large and XL. So I ordered a XXL. The fit is great. I also like the taller waist band. The legs could be a bit longer. I have larger legs and these can ride up a little with vigorous peddling. I normally wear UA boxer jocks and I really like the length of those. These are shorter. The padding is very effective, and provides real comfort for the 20 mile rides I’ve been doing. One caveat, because my bottom is not getting sore or stiff, I don’t stand or stretch in the peddles, a few times I noticed my frontal male appendage become numb. I’m Not sure if sitting in the saddle was pinching a nerve, or it was a blood flow issue. Standing in the peddles for a few seconds returned feeling to St Pete, and all was good. I had not experienced this before and it happened at about the 13 mile mark. I think having to stand in the pedals every few miles kept good flow preventing this numbness. But my new seat comfort prevented the standing, so I got numbness. I won’t call this a problem. Though I do intend to discuss it with my Dr at my next physical. But for the mean time, I’ll stand in the pedals about every 5 miles (for a few seconds) and All will be fine. I also just got a new bike a few hundred miles ago, and I have not had it fitted yet. It may need an adjustment to the saddle or something. So I’ll mention the numbness to the tech as well. Again I do not think the shorts caused the numbness, other than making the saddle more comfortable, so I sat longer. I live in FL. The only hills I get are 30 mile per hour wind gusts. I also have fairly powerful legs, so I never need to stand to power through anything. So maybe I just sit too much in the saddle. I have been had washing these in the sink after a ride and air drying each night. They are fresh and ready to go the next day. I would like to grab a few more pair, but for the interim this method has been a defective for having clean fresh riding shorts. I definitely feel the padding while walking around. I commute on my bike so I ride to work, and get a quick 10 mile ride in at lunch. I’ve been removing the shorts when I get to the office, so I wear them over my UA boxerjocks. I don’t think I would want to wear these as my drawers at the office. Read more

The shorts fit good and they make any bike ride feel more comfortable. The shorts seem very durable and support you in the right places. They look good for a pair of shorts that you wear as your underwear. Read more

I purchased and compared the following three biking briefs (see photos): 1. (Left) Przewalski Mens Cycling Underwear Shorts 3D Padded Bike Bicycle Riding MTB Liner Size large (US) $14.99 Sold by Spotti Wear; 2. (Middle) Baleaf Men's Bike Cycling Underwear Shorts 3D Padded Bicycle MTB Liner Shorts (Blue, M) Size medium $21.99 Sold by Baleaf Sports; and 3. (Right) Men's Cycling Underwear, ("My Running") 3D Padded Cycling Shorts, Red, Quick Dry Breathable Mountain Bike Bicycle Tights Leggings Size large $14.99 Sold by: FEIXIANG. This review is based on how each of these fit me (5'10"/176 lbs./33-34 waist). For their price points, all three are well made. A lot of bikers say you can't get a good chamois brief for less than $50. All chamois wear out, but all three of these brands will wear well. And when they're worn out, you can buy three of any of these for the same price as one $50-60 brief. It's your choice. Baleaf and My Running had the best waistbands, but Przewalski is plenty good. The overall fit of the brief was excellent for all three. For me the best choice came down to comparing the chamois (see photo). Przewalski (on the left) is my first pick. It is ventilated and has the least amount of padding in the perineum area) which is most comfortable for me for any length of ride. It's better than other chamois I've had on more expensive briefs. My Running (on the right) is my second pick. It is also ventilated, but has a little more padding in the perineum area and became uncomfortable for me after only a 45-minute ride. Baleaf in the middle is not one I would choose. It is not ventilated and has a considerable amount of padding in the perineum area, which was immediately felt and uncomfortable. My Running and Baleaf overall padding across the middle of the saddle is wider, more susceptible to crotch chafing, with Baleaf having more of a diaper feel on and off the bike. Choosing the right chamois is of course subjective, but for me is the most important component of a biking brief. Depending on your body build, one of these other briefs may work well for you, but for my fairly lean build, Przewalski was clearly the best choice. [Side note: my wife also prefers this men's Przewalski to many of the women style chamois that have too much padding in the perineum area.] Read more