Louis Garneau

In Large,these bib knickers fit my 5'7",170lb bod absolutely perfect! They are tight as a second skin. Long enough to go about 6" over/above the calf, of my compression socks. No cold air leaks allowed. Just enough chamois to cushion my sit bones. The chamois could be a bit thicker, but my first 30 mile ride in them yielded terrific comfort. No creeping of the legs or suspenders. They stayed in place until the very end of my ride. At the under $100 price I wish I'd bought a 2nd pair. LG makes great products.

I've found these tights very versatile when cycling in the high 30s (F) and into the 50s. They've kept me warm in the high 30s (as cold as I've worn them), are breathable preventing that clammy, sweaty feeling, and have been comfortable in the 50s without overheating. I wear them over padded cycling shorts. I like the elastic waist tie, although the waistband is secure without it.

The only minor negative for me is that they seem a bit long for the waist size (XL). However, they're not long enough to return (better slightly long than slightly short), I'd buy them again (and probably will buy a second pair), and I'd recommend them to a friend.

These tights are a good find.

These have definitely extended my riding season by helping me to ride in as cold as 18 degrees Fahrenheit for about 50-60 minutes. It was necessary to tape the vents on my bike shoes and wear 2 pairs of merino wool socks to get to that temperature. My right foot will still get quite cold (frozen) in the colder temperatures. They fit quite nice over my bike shoes. It does take a little extra time to manipulate them into position and get the velcro closure aligned and secured (it's a good stretching exercise for my ankles). If I didn't have these covers, I wouldn't be able to bike below 38 degrees. Taping my shoe vents have added another 10 degrees of colder weather and remain fairly comfortable.

I did take one ride with some snow towards the end of a 2 hour ride in ~30F temperatures, and my feet never got wet or cold from the snow buildup on the toe of the covers. They are meeting my demands in my first year of riding in colder temperatures.

I have gotten to the stage in my riding life that wearing bright colored clothing is better than the latest fashion design. The color is more lime green (safety green) in real life that what the photos shows, which is good.

The fit is between race and true casual. Loose for a race cut, a little tight for a casual cut. It is most snug on the arms...and I have skinny cyclist arms.

They use a different fabric on the arms which is very flexible and will likely help accommodate those with larger arms.

While the overall cut is not race fit, I have not had issues with the jersey shifting around when there are thing in the pockets.

I have not had it long enough to know how the bright color will hold up when exposed to sun and washing over months/years.

Overall this jersey is a good value.