Sportneer Cycling Shorts for Women - 3D Padded Bike Shorts Cycling Underwear, Bicycle Road Biking Cycle Shorts for Women

I was excited to try these Sportneer women’s bike shorts for their promised comfort and padding. While they didn’t fully alleviate my groin pain, the shorts themselves are very well-made. The moisture-wicking and quick-drying fabric is fantastic, keeping me dry and comfortable during rides. The 3D breathable padding offers great cushioning, and the high-resilience fabric fits snugly without losing shape.What truly stands out is the exceptional customer service. When I had concerns about sizing, the team was incredibly helpful and responsive. They provided clear guidance and ensured I was satisfied with my purchase. Even though the shorts didn’t resolve my specific issue, I highly recommend this item for the excellent customer support alone.

They are comfortable but run a little big

This is my first set of bike shorts. They're so much more comfortable than wearing regular shorts while biking (and since I bike about 5 days a week on a not-very-comfortable saddle, these are a real step up). I felt they did a good job of being comfortable, though I'm not sure I'd like them for walking around while not on the bike. And I love that they can be machine washed (I hate hand washing!)In terms of fit, they're shorter than I'd want to wear on their own, but I'm pretty picky about having long shorts (they come nearly to my mid-thigh). The cuffs are tight, but not uncomfortably so, and they're stylishly form-fitting. I'll probably wear them under capris most of the time.Overall, a good purchase I'm looking forward to using!

I wasn't sure what to expect, so I ordered a Medium for riding my Peloton. The padding is sufficient, so that's the positive side. That said, the padding is too long for my crotchal region so it's not something I'd wear out and about (think grandma's overnight extra long MAXI pad, bulging in front and back!). And then it's pretty tight in the thigh region, so I'd hate to think of how a size small would fit my thighs... I mean, I have an extra 5 lbs on me cuz Covid, but it's not flattering, so I'm thankful that I only wear them in the privacy of my home! (For reference I'm 5'3", 128 lbs). You can't beat the price though, as long as you don't wear them out of your house ;)

Lpve love love these shorts. As an avid mtn biker (15-25 mile rides regularly) I am always feeling the pressure from my seat. These are so thick I don't feel the pressure at all. I tossed all the garbage bike shorts I got at the bike shops and replaced them all with these. Highly high recommend!

I ordered these allowing generosity with the sizing. Most of this type of short runs so small and I have no illusions about my size. Pleasantly surprised to see that sizing chart was allowing for a comfortable and not so tight you can't breath sizing. I have to return the original pair and actually reordered a Large rather than XXL, they will be snug but I am shedding extra tonnage. The pad in these shorts is wider and not just the narrow space at the lady bits so should be more comfortable at the sides of bike seat, good padding in the rear area as well. The fabric is stretchy and nice and thin, should dry quickly so you don't feel like a sweaty mess down there. There is a silicone band at the leg seam so they can't creep up on you. Can't wait to get the smaller pair and give them a go. I am 5'6" and my hips are 43".

These are so Ill fitting. The padding was stiff and floated awkwardly in the shorts. I’m tall, lanky and typically a medium and the upper part of the shorts was baggy yet the elastic on the legs was ridiculously tight and restricting. I bought them based on the reviews but returned them and wouldn’t recommend them.

My wife is between the medium and large sizes according to chart. She went with the large and they are plenty big. They do feel like there is a huge maxipad between her legs! First ride and she still had issues with discomfort. Going to adjust her seat a bit to see if that helps. If not, she will return them as they aren’t doing what she hoped.