CEROTIPOLAR Cycling Bibs Men, Long Riding Pad Bicycle Biking Bib Shorts UPF50+

I use these primarily on the MTB under a set of baggies. This is most likely not their intended use, but here's my .02$. The fit is good: on the racier side so there is a bit of compression. if you don't prefer a race fit type of short, these aren't for you. The rear pockets are what drew me to these as typically with an MTB jersey, there aren't a set of pockets in back. The pockets are nice as they will fit a bottle, snacks and a zippered pocket for keys etc. The legs are longer than a set of true liner bibs which isn't a bad thing. If you run knee pads, these will span the area so there's no gaper gap. What would make it better: I also have a set of their better bib shorts for the road. The chamois is nice in these but the green one in their premium short is better. Since it's the dead of winter here, the breathability of the material isn't an issue but if they made the main body of the short more meshy (basically, if they just put pockets on their good shorts and made them single layer mesh) they would have a winner on their hands. I have a set of Raceface liner bibs and the material is very thin and meshy (since they will be worn under a set of shorts), better pad similar to their premium pad, no pockets and terrible shoulder straps. They also cost twice as much. Even in current form, I believe these bibs are better. These bibs are hard to beat and fault for the price. If you are a gravel person, they're pretty good. For MTB to be used as a liner, they're good but with some tweaks they'd be even better. Hope this helps. I'm editing this review as I cannot write a new new review for these shorts even though they are a completely different offering. This set is the pair that was on sale for $32 (which is a screaming deal). The fabric is nice, as are the panels and shoulder straps. My issue with these though is the chamois: it's nice but is noticeably thicker in the back than the front. That seems trivial but on the bike it will load your hands like you tilted the saddle forward. It also feels unbalanced for lack of a better work just sitting in the saddle. If you're looking for a budget pair of first bibs, everything but the chamois is nice. I would recommend to go with the Italian chamois or the black colored one as they feel better under taint. At least to me. I thought I would give these a try as liked the others enough that I wore out one of the pairs of Italian ones I had purchased three years ago. The manufacturer must have known what they had as these are now $60 and with less color options. Hope this helps.

These cycling bibs have to be one of the best that I have worn so far. The material is exceptional, the fit is very comfortable and has plenty of pockets, both on the legs and the rear of the pants for storage. These come with a very comfortable long distance padding that helps you want to ride longer.

I have some bibs that are still comfy after 7 or 8 hours on the bike, these are not one of them. However they are 6 times cheaper so despite the claims, I didn't have high hopes. They are more than adequate for 3 hour training days. This will be my 2023 training bibs and I've ordered 3 more pairs. I'd put them on par with mid range options from other brands (Gore C3, Pearl Izumi Attack, Rapha Core, etc) in the 100.00 to 120.00 range. With that said, these are my new go-to training bibs. I bought the green ones and the black ones. The black ones are much more compressive despite fitting the same and being the same size. The green fabric has a lot more stretch to it. The fit is as expected per the chart. Don't order your normal size without consulting the chart. I also like that they are completely unbranded and don't have reflective strips all over them. Even with my high end bibs/jerseys, I look for minimal/subtle branding and designs. The pad is firm which I personally prefer. It fits me well and doesn't slide around. I have about 20 rides from 90 minutes to 3 hours in these and they are holding up really well. I machine wash them on the delicate cycle and hang dry after each wear. I'm not into all the pockets since my jersey has pockets, but boy are there a lot of them if that's your thing. They did come in handy on the indoor trainer where I don't wear a cycling jersey. Bibs fit everyone differently, but these are absolutely worth trying out. Best value option I've found yet.

This is my 2nd pair of bibs from this brand. The fit, the extra utility pockets, along with the color choices and price point. As far as I'm concerned, If this company continues to produce the fine quality of cycling apparel that I have experienced thus far, then they will always have my business!

I liked the thermal bib pants so much I got these to be my extra bib shorts, and soon started favoring these over my more expensive brand bib shorts. Thick but not bulky shammy, super comfortable, feel super well made and very good value for the money.

Very comfortable, fits perfectly, light, looks great, the pockets are very useful and hold the things tight, you cannot get anything better for that price

Après 3 sorties vtt de 50 kms chacune, je peux dire que je suis satisfait de mon achat. Le produit est confortable pas de douleur et pratique avec ses 3 poches dont une avec fermeture à glissière. Je le recommande pour le rapport qualité prix

The only thing worth looking at is the stitching quality of the chamois pad to the bib. Rest of the stuff on Amazon has a single thread that holds this together. This is the only bib I found that has robust stitching. I have attached pics so you see. The single thread one, light spin and the thread is gone. I have done 100 km ride on this today and felt no discomfort at all. The chamois pad is top tier. Reminds me of the sport full bibs which are 3x the cost. The quality of the materials is excellent all around. So I ordered 3 black and 1 blue. The black ones fit perfectly, the leg gripper holds everything in place. The blue one … the pad kinda rides behind. Almost like the chamois pad wasn’t put 1 inch or so behind where it should be. The leg gripper material is different and it constantly rides up. Maybe some quality control issue. Yours might be different. Give these a chance. They feel premium. You’d be very pleased.

Muy buena calidad ! 👌🏻

The company advertises these bibs as "long-distance" kit. While I haven't done any long distances in them yet, I will be wearing them on a long tour of Vietnam, in a couple of months.. After a couple of local rides, I purchased two additional garments. I am a big guy, and the sizing is accurate--it's not Asian sizing. The garment fits firmly but not too tightly. This close fit helps to keep the chamois in the right place. The shoulder straps remain comfortable and are not too tight. The thigh grips also assist in keeping the chamois in place, which is essential for distance riding. Speaking of the chamois/pad/whatever, it is thick, well-shaped and comfortable. The leg pockets are a super-convenient feature. My riding experience so far has been that these bibs are the most comfortable riding shorts I've used. Far better than MTB shorts or normal nicks, IMO. I often need to use chamois cream with padded MTB shorts - I tend to get sore otherwise. There has been no need to use it with these bibs, even with contiguous rides. I reason that a quality chamois which stays in place makes all the difference. I highly recommend these bibs. They work!

Good fit but the padding is not as comfortable, as compared to other bibs, as advertised.