Men's Thermal Softshell Cycling Pants

Solid pants - much warmer than expected, with a nice snug, but comfortably stretching fit. Very comfortable for inclement weather commuting and stay very warm, even when wet.The pants are tight, but intentionally so, I guess - size L fit snugly with a 34" waist.

The pants fit perfectly and are very warm will be great for winter

They're so warm, comfortable, and well made. I've worn these all winter, including during the -30�C arctic vortices and my legs were the only toasty part of my body.

I'm 5'9" and the medium fit perfectly. These are well made and warm. I especially like the articulated knees. They are perfect for running below 5 degrees C, any warmer and I find them too sweaty. They are fine for less active adventures in warmer weather. No-brainer purchase, especially for the price. I own quite a bit of Baleaf clothing and find it all to be well made, durable and comfortable.

Plenty of long term reviews and I am only providing this in case someone close to my size is also looking at these pants.I am 6 feet 5 inches, 230lbs, 38" waste and 36" inseam. Evenly proportioned.I ordered the 2XL and the 3XL in both the Rockbros and Baleaf. I could barely get the Rockbros 2XL on and the 3XL was tight in the thighs and too short.The Baleaf run much larger. The 2XL could have been doable but the 3XL fit perfect and are plenty long even when assuming a seated bike position. I am not swimming in the waste either. Not saying I am fat (I am a solid 36-38) but usually 2XL and larger pants are huge in the waste. These 3XLs are dialed.The Rockbros seem to be heavier duty and extremely well made. The Baleaf are still really nice but not as heavy as the Rockbros which isn't necessarily a bad thing since I usually run pretty warm in the winter and might not appreciate the extra warmth the RockBros might offer.Anyway, I can't believe they are making pants of this quality at this price point. You won't be disappointed with either brand as long as they fit of course.