Womens Winter Cycling Pants Padded Bike Thermal Tights Fleece Lined Leggings Water Resistant Cold Weather Gel Pockets

I like these much more than I thought I would. They are more comfortable than name brand cycling tights that cost five times as much. The fit is great, I love the side pockets and the padding is super comfortable on long rides. The leggings are nice and warm as well. Thick material but stretchy. Not at all see through. I wore them in the rain and they offer some water resistance. Very happy.

I am an avid cyclist and spend many hours in the saddle so I usually buy high end branded bike clothes. I needed a new pair of winter tights and saw that these Baleaf had a 5 star rating so decided to try them. Wow, I love these tights. They fit great and the nice wide waistband adds comfort. The legs are fitted but not sausage tight. The padding is a nice thickness and very comfortable. The fabric is a very good quality and they wash well and dry quickly. These are warmer than my previous tights without making me break out in a sweat. There is a smallish back waistband zipper pocket good for keys, ChapStick and a credit card. The wrap around hip pockets are nice but they narrow to a point so are not large enough for most cellphones. I would definitely buy another pair. I have previously bought Baleaf items and I find they have made great strides in improving their biking apparel.

Good warmth and wind protection. I wear these while cycling in tempertures beween 30-60F Difficult to get on and off. Tight in calfs (have smaller legs).

This is my first pair of padded cycling pants. They are comfortable, warm, and NOT unflattering, everywhere except the padded area is going to take some getting used to for me. The padded area feels like wearing a diaper to me and I wasn’t really crazy about that part while I was wearing them around the house, getting ready. However, the moment I sat on my saddle to begin my ride, I realized how nice the padding feels. I typically ride 40ish miles a day and even with an upgraded gel saddle, my hiney will hurt at the end of the day, especially if I’m adding weight to my frame with a heavy backpack. These pants are a game changer and I’m really happy I bought them. Great quality I’m 5’5”, 155-160 lbs and size Medium fits me perfectly. They have enough length for a taller person/longer legs (than mine) as well.

I have trouble finding sports gear that is long enough in the legs. I am 5' 71/2" and my inseam is 33.5. These Baleaf cycling pants are long enough without being capris which surprised me. They are warm with nice pockets on the side and very comfortable. The padding is quite good without being overly bulky or too thin. All in all a good buy at a reasonable purchase.

Winter is coming and I'm not going to let that stop me from riding. Today wasn't a fair test as the temperature was in the high 40s, but I wore this pair of fleece lined tights anyway. They were very cozy and I felt confident that they'd still keep me warm into the 30s.UPDATE: I went out for a ride and the temp was 37 when I started. I felt a tiny bit of coolness, but was very comfortable. These are my new go-to cold weather tights.The chamois is the standard Baleaf chamois which I really like and don't care that others don't! The padding was more than sufficient for a 20 mile ride.The tights fit perfectly and the style is flattering. I wish that Baleaf offered petite and tall lengths, but these were a good enough length for me.I recommend these without reservation.

I am excited for these. They are super comfy and warm but still stretchy. I’m 5’11” and they are long enough, which is great (ordered a medium). Haven’t worn them on a ride yet but the padding feels great and very cushioned.

Was trying to get away with paying less for a pair of insulated padded biking pants, but these babies make me look and feel like I have a saggy diaper. THEY DO NOT FIT. I’m a petite 5’2”, 105lbs so if you’re like me you’ll be sadly disappointed. I did ride with them and the padding is nice and I didn’t get cold in them at all on a 46 degree day. Going to give them to a family member and head out to look for a better fit.