Ohuhu Men's 3D Padded Bicycle Cycling Underwear Shorts,Black, 3X-Large

First bike ride on over 30 years was last weekend, and thought 26 miles would be a good distance... boy, was that a mistake 😁 That evening bought these, for 10 bucks what could it hurt? My ass couldn't hurt anymore than it did. Today wore the underware for a 13 mile ride, and i don't think i would have made it 500 yards without these. So happy i spent the cash on these. Cheaper than a new bike seat, and worked just as well. Thinking of buying another pair just to have 2. If you're on the fence, spend the 10 bucks you won't regret it.

As a plus size, semi-serious cyclist it can be a huge pain in the rear (pun intended!) to find padded bike shorts that fit properly. I have 46" hips and the XXXL shorts fit comfortably, with some extra stretch and no binding (waist and thighs). The fabric is soft and sort of jersey-like, and the padding is comfortably sized, though not as thick as others I have tried. So far these shorts have held up to 3+ hours of vigorous cycling a week, wash and wear well. My only complaint would be that the legs ride up after 20 minutes or so, but that's manageable in return for an ouch-free ride.

I really love these shorts. It's everything that the seller said and I was very comfortable on my first hour and half bike ride. After test driving (riding) a few bikes before finding the best one for me, I was in pain. I knew I would need some padding and after some research and reading other reviews, I gave these a try. I am so happy I brought 2 to wear. I was going to buy different shorts from 2 different sellers, but went against that idea. I'm so glad I did. These shorts are comfortable, light weight and give me all the protection I need. I wear them under my shorts and it doesn't feel bulky at all. I'm really impressed with these shorts.

I was able to get used to wearing it between my underwear and 'sports shorts' without it showing any 'sag'/'bulge' from the padding. I was able to wear this while working and then get up and get on the bike immediately and head out for a spin when I needed the head-clearing.The elastic IS tight, but that was idea for me (w44, w/3xl), because it allowed me to keep it up by itself, and lot have it 'sag' down and look like I had a full diaper on (which was my worry from never buying something like this before...)

These were my first pair of biking garments I purchased after deciding I'd like to go on longer mountain bike rides.I wore these for a few rides and was not impressed. As someone who is a bit heavier set at the moment, the waist fit great, but the legs on this are short and extremely tight. I noticed that they'd begin to ride up into my nether regions until my circulation was cut off and my chances of having children were reduced.The padding for your sit bones was OK, and I have no complaints about that part of this product. It did work as expected, in that regard, and I found that my sit bones were significantly less sore after using these.That said, while these may work for people with more lean bodies, I can't recommend them for anyone who is a bit out of shape. Spend the extra 5 to 10 bucks and get something of a higher caliber. Once I purchased a different brand that felt and fit better, I threw these in the garbage.

Eh I'm not a huge cyclist and I bought these for a spin class I was taking because the seat was SO dang hard and uncomfortable. I think if I had given these more of a chance they would have helped but.... They totally felt like I was wearing a full diaper, and were noooot flattering what so ever. I wore them under pretty baggy sweats and it just ...it was a no.But like I said didn't give them to much of a chance- they seem pretty well made, and the price was right. So maybe they would help someone else with sore bottoms but not me.

I like the bike shorts. They provide good padding for my rides. The only thing I think could be improved is they are short - not long like many bike shorts going down the thigh. That canc ause them to bunch up a little if you move around a lot on your seat. But overall, I like them.

I started biking to get back into shape and I struggled to find padded shorts that fit an 46” waist. I bought a pair of these in XXXL and they fit fine. I can wear them under my regular shorts and I feel padded but not restricted. They wash and dry well and seem to be good quality especially for this price. I bought a few more pair after trying these out.

The padding outweighs the materials used for the shorts, which results in the shorts being pulled down. Having used riding shorts in the past, these appear to have been made by someone who has never ridden a bike before. The idea is to reduce chaffing, but the design of these actually INCREASES chaffing.My husband wanted to use these to ride our windtrainer, and the walk from the bedroom to downstairs was nearly impossible with, what amounts to, a piece of padding the size of a bike seat wedged in your butt cheeks. It was funny to watch, but at this cost, I don't recommend them. Do yourself a favour and pick up a pair of real bike shorts.

If you're looking for bargain $ shorts you've found them. The material is super thin and the padding matches. There's almost nothing there, you'll be more comfortable on a piece of cardboard. Seriously inferior product that will have you questioning why you're still on your bike after 20min. OTH, I found these and for the price they're great. Buy these instead https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B093QB791Q/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_A1CBE6AYVSCM8W3QC946?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

If you are overweight and you don't have comfortable seat don't buy this product.I'm 90 kg and I have stock seat but I have gel seat cover but again it's not effective for me

The fabric and padding are cheap. Not worth the price, imo. Size up if you can, these fit on the small side.

Not the best fabric quality. Buy largest size.