SanticMen's 3D Padded Mountain Bike Shorts Lightweight Cycling MTB Shorts

Generally fine, except I’ve worn them twice and already one of the zippers is broken. I like the shorts for the most part, fit is good and they are comfortable, but they cheaped out on the zipper pockets. I contacted the seller about this and they quickly responded to my complaint with an email, but so far they have not issued a refund or replacement despite their claim to provide 100% satisfaction and I am in the 90 day warranty period. I followed up again but still no response. Not happy.

I first purchased a pair of these shorts with the padded inner liner for bike riding and I liked them so much I purchased another pair without the inner liner for working out at the gym. The length is perfect just touching the center of the knee. The material is very comfortable and is similar to a ripstop type of material. If you buy them the US sizes fit true to size but if you purchase them with Asian sizes you will want to size up one size. I am a size 33 waist and I purchased a large in Asian sizes and they fit perfect. These are great shorts and well worth the money.

I'm a beginner rider and bought my very first road bike about a month ago. I soon find out that the bike seat on my bicycle is SUPER UNCOMFORTABLE after riding it for 30 minutes or longer. The seat have very little padding to it. After doing a little bit of research, I found out that you are supposed to wear cycling short to make the life of your butt not painful when riding for a long period of time. I highly recommend these shorts for those doesn't want to wear the skinny fit cycling shorts and still want the comfort for your butt. The shorts are actually very comfortable and can be short without the inner part with the cushion itself.I plan to purchase more of this in the future.

This cheap product could be sold at Walmart. They are not for aggressive cyclists, but rather weekend bike trail fitness bike beginners.Mainly because the fit is verry loose. I wear a size 35 waist jeans, and bought the XL. The drawstring pulls far too long. These are not fitted at all, and very baggy. Pockets are too low so keys and phone flop all around. The bike short padded inside is cheap, thin, and i am not sure how they will hold up. I am not going to pay the shipping to return, just thought the build quality would be to a higher standard.If you're a serious cyclist, stick to pearl izumi, trek or other brands with R&D departments.Update: Waste band of the spandex developed a hole after less than 10 outings. Disappointed.

I usually wear a 36" in shorts and since cycling wear tends to run small I decided to with the XXL per their sizing chart. Good: has elastic and a drawstring to tighten the waist. Bad: feels slightly too big in the waste and thigh, but too tight in the hip. I'm fine with tightness, but since these are targeted more for loose it's loose in the wrong places. When getting back on the bike I had to lift the shorts up repeatedly. Also had to make sure they were lifted a little higher past the hips since the thigh part would get caught around my knees. The liner is ok but I still had chafing and was uncomfortable after a few 25 mile rides. Ok value for the price but doubtful would purchase again.

I am a 38" waist. I wear size 38 pants and shorts. I ordered these in 2XL.The outer shell is fine, with plenty of room. The inner, however, is beyond tight in the waist, and yes it is labeled XXL. Too late to return, I am probably going to have to cut the waistband and try to insert some material.It is so tight I am not sure even 3XL will work.Bob

Perfect for summer mtn biking. Exceptionally light shorts that can be worn into a casual restaurant, in the water, and of course mtn biking. IMO the perfect outer layer for mtn biking is lightweight and quick dry yet looks ok on. This checks all of those boxes. The liner is comfy, rode two hours today, they were fine. A bit snug but that is a good thing compared to some much more expensive liners I have that feel baggy once they get sweaty. Other brands of cycling liner underwear cost as much as this entire short and liner combo. The elastic on both a tad tight, I'd say the large is more a 35 than 36 waist.

This is the third pair I've ordered in five years. Have literally tens of thousands of miles on the first 2 pairs and except for a slight stitch unravel in the crotch of one pair they're still going strong. They are the only bike shorts I have worn since returning to cycling 5 years ago and I wear them on nearly a daily basis. Just enough padding {stayed comfy on a 1200 mile tour) and just the right length. Order one size up and you should be fine.

really lightweight and comfy - having the separate inside part is really handy.

material is not what I expected.I would have been pleased by a heavier weight materialMountain biking is a rough sport

Sizing chart is way off. The shorts were way too big.

Santic and satin-like material ... Hmmm ... Nope.