PrzewalskiMen's Cycling Bike Bib Short with Phone Pockets,4D Padded Breathable Biking Bicycle Bib Tights

Great value! I thought these might not be as nice as my $100. + Pearl Izumi and Hincappi bibs. They fit nicely are well made and comfortable. Nice padding too. Will purchase again as they are same quality as $150 brand names.

I've been using these bibs for about 500 miles. Sometimes they're the best bang for the buck out there, sometimes I feel like I'm sitting on a wet lumpy pillow. It all depends on the saddle they're paired with.It's almost impossible to say if these will work for you–everyone's body and bike setups are so different. I'm a fat guy–5'10" and bought them when I weighted 210lbs. I'm weigh 195lbs now and the 2XL still fits fine. These bibs are the best thing I've ever used on my mountain bike–three hour rides and I've never been so comfortable. I can't remember what saddle is on this bike–but it does have a groove cutout through the center with minimal padding.However, my TT bike it's a different story. Used with the original saddle–a typical shaped saddle with minimal padding and no groves– these bibs were awful. Extremely unpleasant to ride, so much so that it cut rides short. Way to much padding and material pushed up into places it shouldn't be pushed. I upgraded to Cobb Fifty Five split nose saddle and this paring still isn't the best. This matchup caused numbness, and numb junk is no bueno. The ride is slightly more comfortable with these bibs as opposed to without once you hit the 2 or 3 hour mark, but the numbness is worrisome. I think finding a bib with less padding (perhaps a true triathlon short / suit) paired with the Cobb would be a better match up.All in all, these bibs are a good value for the price. They seem decently made, there's no itchy spots, they don't ride up and the rubber strips around the thighs really help to keep them in place. There's no telling if these bibs will add saddle comfort for you–it's trial and error. At the price, they're probably worth trying.

I had been riding for a while with regular padded cycling shorts, but decided to try out bib shorts. Not knowing if I would like the bib short style/feel, and having concerns about the fit since I'm a bigger guy, I wanted to go with a cheaper option and go right into $100-200 bibs from the major brands.I have been using these for 3 months now, and don't have any complaints. They fit extremely well, and are comfortable. For comparison, I also bought a pair of Van Rysel Racer 2 bib shorts (XXL), and while they generally fit well, the shoulder straps roll up and dig into my shoulders during longer rides. The Racer 2 bibs were 50% off on a closeout sale and an additional 10% off of the sale price from a coupon, so they were $45, right in the same price range as the Przewalski bibs. The design of the shoulder straps on the Przewalski (XXXL) is much better (at least for me with my current body shape). They do not roll at all or cause any discomfort, even with longer rides.The seat padding of the Van Rysel ribs is perhaps slightly better than the Przewalski bibs, but the shoulder straps are so uncomfortable even after 20-30 minutes, that I just don't wear them. The Van Rysel's were also a bit better in finishing quality, but not by much. The Przewalski bibs had a couple loose threads, but nothing that compromised their use.For less than $50, these bibs are a great value, and I would highly recommend, especially if you don't have the traditional cyclists body.

This is my second pair of Przewalski bibs and I will buy again. Great value for the price. The padding is adequate and gets the job done. I've worn them on my Peloton as well as my MTB and they stand up to tough and long rides.

Comfortable. Really like the wide straps.

I purchased this one hoping to add to my bib collection. I purchased Przewalski's other bib with the 3D chamois a few years back and those has been holding up well. Sadly, this one does not compare well to that other one.1.) I'm 5'5" 140lbs with a 35" waist and the SMALL seemed a little too small for me. After slipping my legs through the leg opening, the shoulder strap was tight on my shoulders. The crotch had to ride up tight between my legs just for shoulder straps to sit comfortably.2.) The leg opening was a hair too tight for my thighs. I don't blame the design as I naturally do have slightly bigger thighs. The wide leg opening was definitely a plus though which does distribute some of that compression.3.) The chamois is not situated in the right spot. The size of the chamois is fine, but the padded portion is positioned too high up on the upper butt and not by the seat bone. When I sit on my bike seat, the chamois isn't between the seat and my seat bone because it's situated above my butt.4.) As a result of number 3, the crotch part of the chamois sits lower so your manhood is sitting above the chamois and your testicles are covered by the chamois. Another reviewer mentioned that your pubic hair will poke out... I can confirm that is absolutely true. If they would have adjusted the chamois correctly, the padded part would rest by your seat bone and the chamois would cover more of your member, which it should.5.) The material is transparent when stretched. I ordered the black one so it wasn't as noticeable but I would guarantee that under the right lighting with the right color pubic hair, it would be noticeable. Other than that, the material is quite soft and comfortable.Overall, I am returning this one and getting another pair of their 3D one which fits a lot better and more comfortable overall.