BALEAF Men's Bike Cycling Underwear Shorts 3D Padded Bicycle MTB Liner Shorts Liner Shorts

Got a last-minute tip to get riding shorts for a trail horse ride in Peru and they may have saved my ass. Never had a backside problem the entire time! A bit odd to hike in but you do what ya got too.

Design, manufacture, and quality are excellent on these cycling underwear. Great padding on my sit-bones, high- and- tight in front, snug on sides and legs. But there are some aspects that my shape does not match: I'm short- waisted and the 4.7 cm elastic band tends to roll.The legs feel long, but not uncomfortable (I customarily wear briefs).Center- padding is a bit much... I want perineal space/ clearance from saddle, rather than cushion.I gave demerit for commuting... just don't see padded underwear as part of work attire and bike-errands.I like these underwear, will try them on some longer rides, maybe become more accustomed to fit and feel.

These are fairly comfortable and provide what is needed: relief. Seats are hard, these help. Are they perfect? No. The price point and what you get make them a good get.

This helps with long distance riding

Writing after one year. These are great. I'm a casual bike rider. I own a 7-speed cruiser and 3-speed commuter. Was getting a sore butt on longer rides. Didn't want the traditional riding shorts. I wear these under my regular shorts. Wear size 34 jeans. Bought these in Large. Comfortable and fit perfectly.

Comfortable, just enough cushion, and is holding up to constant use and washing. Much shorter than I would like, but I wear them on the peloton, so no one sees them.

Price is good. Works under shorts. Probably best for shorter, not very rugged rides as padding is a little thin and construction seems to be on the fragile side. Thin fabric works better under shorts I guess, but I don't think they are very durable.

Not a lot of compression but padding is adequate for slim seats. Seamless under clothing.