INBIKE Cycling Running Pants Jogger Winter Windproof Long Straight Sweat Pants

Just did one ride with these, but in the 50’s these pants block wind wonderfully and I am sure they are great close to freezing. Looking forward to more rides.

Good windproof and warm enough down to 30* with under layer and 40* easily on their own.Inseam long enough the won’t ride up when paddling is also a plus.I wish it has zippered side and leg pockets.

These pants are ideal for cold weather cycling. I never ventured out to cycle when it was below 45 degrees in the past. I decided to extend my riding season after I purchased an off road fat tire E-Bike this fall. The pants are comfortable, completely wind proof and are breathable. They could not be better. I wish I had purchased a pair of these in the past for my winter hiking.

I'm an ironworker out in the elements. This winter I wanted to try a new approach. Overalls+windproof pants+base layer.In 40°F weather these kept me warm and still highly-mobile.Flexibility A++Wind resistant A++Fit A++

<<November 2017>> As an update on my original review for a size 4XL at the time, I just wanted to add that I like these Inbike pants so much that I decided to order a second pair, but the sizing has been adjusted to what I assume is an American sizing equivalent. For the re-order I simply chose the original item from my order history, saw that it substituted a 2XL size, and sure enough that is the same fit of pant. Indoors and out, I wear these a lot in the East TN autumn weather and love them!<< October 2016 >> I bought these pants for winter cycling but have yet to use them for that purpose, but already love them to just kick around in during cold weather, both indoors and out. I am 5'10" tall, and a not-too-fit 235 lbs., with 32-inch inseam and 40-ish waist (40 works at times, 42 sometimes needed). From the sizing chart available at the time of my order, a 4XL was the size I chose and it fits loose enough to wear comfortably over a base layer and/or cycling shorts, while not too bulky just wearing alone. So happy with these, I decided to buy another pair of thermal pants but went with the Baleaf brand for a comparison. I already had bought some Baleaf bib tights that in XL were a little larger than I needed, so I returned them for a L and was happy, although they were a smidge tight. For the current Baleaf windproof pants, the sizing chart only went up to 2XL, but the numbers looked about right for me, so that is the size and ordered, and they fit fine...more snugly than these Inbike pants but I'm not sure which is more the "right" size for me. It may boil down to a real cycling test with layered clothing before I'll know for sure.Quality of construction when comparing the Baleaf vs. Inbike pants seems the same, both being well made. The styling on these Inkbike pants is such that they have what appears to be perforated panel of fabric over the thighs, but it's hard to say if this is just for looks or if it adds breathability (noting these are described as windproof). Again, a cycling test might better answer that question. As I write this, I"m wearing the Baleaf pants indoors and they feel warmer than the Inkbike, but I think that is just the result of the snugger fit.Sizing of these Inbike pants, should I order another pair, is a question I'll have to inquire about, as it appears Inbike has changed the sizing guide from what was available at the time of my purchase. Although labeled as a size 4XL, my order history shows these Inbike pants as being 2XL, which the current sizing chart leaves me thinking would be too large. Perhaps that is the current equivalent of the 4XL I ordered, as I do know that other reviewers said the sizing chart wasn't accurate and the pants ran considerably smaller. Comparing the Inbike sizing for a 2XL to that of Baleaf, the Baleaf numbers look more "right size", so I'd probably try 2XL from Inbike to see if they fit the same as my current 4XL does.In summary, I suggest that if you want a more snug fit, the Baleaf pants may fit better, while the Inbike pants give a little extra room. Both are excellent in my opinion, but Baleaf is a few dollars less expensive. That wouldn't sway me from buying Inbike again though. The deciding factor is more likely to be one of which best serves the needs of the weather and need for any layering.

My first biking pants that is truly my favorite fall season Chicago type of weather because they are cool/warm/windproof. They are sweat & water resistant. These biking pants do not leave me soak & wet during my 70 mile bike rides. The draw string waist ban works & preferred (no belt needed). I can’t wait to test these during Chicago summer.

At work I am constantly up and down, these are comfortable warm and look good. I'm a 34 34 in jean size. These fit perfect.

I love these for biking and just all around things. Very well made, and vey comfortable!

Perfect Fit, haven't worn them out yet but they feel good.

Warm and cosy. Perfect for winter run or biking.