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I am thrilled with the quality and pricing of these bike shorts. I bought 2 different pairs, these cost about $36. I was looking online for bike shorts and found the higher priced brands start at $65 for their basic budget shorts. These are of excellent quality, the fit is perfect for me, I got a Medium size, weigh about 133 lbs, waist is 32 in , hips 35 inch and they fit perfect, look and feel good. Nice colors, durable material, the padding is very nice cushy and feels good on my road bike. the padding is not excessive and it feels just right. the comfort is much better than my old Aero tech shorts which cost a lot more. These shorts are the ones in the middle of of my picture, the aerotech shorts on the right. the ones on the left I also bought on amazon, another brand for a bit less $.

As a cycle instructor at 24 Hour Fitness, I engage in cycling sessions four or more times a week, demanding high-performance gear. The Sponeed Men's Cycling Shorts have proven to be the most comfortable and durable option I've encountered.The 4D gel padding provides excellent cushioning, ensuring comfort during extended rides. The moisture-wicking fabric keeps me dry, and the breathable material prevents overheating. The elastic waistband and silicone anti-slip bands at the thighs ensure a secure fit without discomfort.The vibrant color options add a stylish touch, and the quality of the material is evident. After more than a year of rigorous use, my initial pairs have only just begun to show signs of wear, which speaks volumes about their durability.I frequently recommend these shorts to participants in my cycling classes, confident in their value and performance. For the price, they offer exceptional quality and comfort.

these cycling shorts are the greatest. the padding is second to none. just recieved these yesterday and went for a 12 mile ride. these stayed in place, didn't bunch up at all and the fit was great! i normally run size large. im 5'5 and weigh around 215. other brands shift/ride up/down and bunch up. make sure when you purchase that the cycling shorts you buy have the elastic around the knees to hold them in place. i have 2 other brands of shorts...and i feel these fit the best. they are supposed to be tight but not overly tight.make sure you use some "chamois butter" avaliable on amazon or in bike shops.. you will be super comfortable with these shorts... even when its 90 degrees with 72 percent humidity. use the sizing charts for these as a general rule. they are just meant to be a guide and not true to acutal size. according to their chart i would fall into the XXX large size, which would have been HUGE and not fit. i take a size large.

Some of the best cycling shorts I have owned. These sit high on my waist and for the look and function of shorts and a shirt, these give the comfort and feel of bibs. I ride with a very high seat and occasionally when I have to raise up to sit down the pad catches the seat. Yes the seat is adjusted as far back as it will go.

Out of all the under $50 cycling shorts I have, these are my favorite. The fit and material rival that of the $100 shorts I have, and frankly I can't tell the difference between the two, other than the price. There are two things that strike me as obvious quality details and that is the material and the leg grippers. I give this product 5 stars without hesitation.

I'm new to bike riding (at 69) because my knee is feeling the effects of 35 years of running. I hated to feeling of having a sore butt, but now I have no choice but to ride.....I bought a $65 pair of Trek riding shorts (from our local bike shop) two weeks ago and they work fine. Then I decided to purchase these Sponeed shorts for $40. Wow. These have more padding than the Trek shorts and feel great! My butt hasn't gotten sore at all!! I'm only 5-7 155 lbs and after reading the reviews, went with a large....Glad I did as they fit just right!!

These are very well made cycling shorts. I especially like the type and shape of the padding. I would caution the end user about the sizing. I'm 5' 8" tall and weigh 140 lbs. I have a waist size of 32" with a 30" inseam. (For reference: Wrangler size 32 pants and shorts fit comfortably). My thighs are 20" at their widest, and are about 17" two inches above the knee cap. I originally ordered size M (US) which is L (Asian). I found that while the waist, seat, and padding are fine, the elastic just above the knee cap was very tight. I decided to keep them and I use them for rides of an hour or less. I then ordered a pair in L (US) which is XL (Asian). These are more comfortable around the thigh just above the knee and are much more comfortable to wear for an extended period. The waist and seat still seem to fit ok. There is a slight difference in that the padding is a bit larger than on the smaller size and it is noticeable but not objectionable. I now use the US size M for my regular one hour training rides, but when I go on an extended tour where one would be on and off the bike most of the day, I'll wear the US size L. One can sit for an hour or two off the bike and not feel like your lower legs are going to go to sleep. Not sure if the smaller pair will eventually stretch out. I have washed both pairs a couple of times and the tight ones have loosened very slightly, but are still very snug near the knee. But overall, I think these Sponeed cycling shorts are an excellent value. I would recommend them to anyone, with the caveats noted.

Good fit to the thighs, and the padding was good initially but went flat after almost a month of daily usage. Had to buy another underwear to compensate. Overall it's fine but there aren't many good products I see in the price range