Didoo Cycling bib Short for Men

I got these delivered today. I tried them on and the fit perfectly. I wear a 34" waist and 32" seam weigh 200lbs and ordered a medium. The seam is about 4" from my knee cap. Definitely follow the sizing chart provided by didoo. The padding is sort of thin but sufficient. I haven't taken them on a ride yet but I will update my review when I do. Too cold right now.Update: Took these on a 30 mile ride and they held up great. They are surprisingly comfortable for the price. The chamois is spongy and about 1/4 inch thick. It kept my manly parts safe and comfy. I'll update again next time I do a gran fondo.Update: I got my money's worth, the padding has flattened out and the elastic no longer stays in place. They ride up and are super thin. No longer comfortable. That's for 4 months of use switching between two pairs.

Okay - So these came yesterday and I decided to give them a try on today's ride. I live at the beach on the gulf coast of FL. It's about 85 degrees here today with a good 15mph wind.Immediately when I put these on, I noticed how thin they are compared to the pearl izumi kit I typically wear. That's not to say that they are poorly made, just much thinner - in this climate that isn't necessarily a bad thing.I am 6' 180lbs an din decent shape. I bought a large and it seemed to fit okay however it did "ride" up a bit. This brings me to the next point and the reason for the 3 stars. The padding is thin. Not the thinnest, but thinner than I think it should be for riding over 20 mi. Additionally, the "non skid" material on the inside of the leg holes is fairly "skimpy" and this was noticeable on my ride in that the leg material did ride up a bit but not so much as to create a real problem.All in all, these are a decent pair and will work perfectly for the purpose that I bought them. . . . an emergency pair when I have failed to do laundry and don't have any clean PI kits.

I have worn these only a couple of times, but they seem to fit well and the chamois is reasonably comfortable. I rate them as pretty good value for the economy minded. I'll post more later as I get more experience with wear and tear, and durability of the chamois. Additional note is that I bought one size larger than the size chart guidance. I do this all the time with bike gear and I'm not sorry.

These bib shorts and good for the price. Only two problem so far - the chamois is a little stiff and does not conform to the body as well as others. This may change after a few more washing. A little larger than I expected for the size when compared to other brands in the same size. May want to order a size smaller than you do with other brands.

Having owned a more expensive and known brand I would say these are okay for basic use. The main complaint I have with these are the comfort while walking around (rest stops, loading an unloading, etc). This could be due to the fact that I am on the small side of the smallest offering (32 in waist). The problem seems to stem from the material not pulling the chamois fully against the skin. This allows for shifting that makes them uncomfortable when moving. Once positioned and riding I have not had any real issues, though I mainly use these for shorter rides.

These bibs were great quality with vibrant colors. The sizing charts provided by Didoo are accurate so pay close attention to the measurements. I have a 34" waist and the medium fit me well. However, I made a mistake in thinking that a medium jersey would fit as well and I didn't pay attention to the chart. I had to return the medium jersey and exchange for an X-Large to fit a 44" chest. I've been quite pleased with my purchase.

I took a chance and purchase these to replace another pair. I do not know much about the company. I have to say that these are the thinnest pair that I have owned. I have name brand and others; the Didoo did not meet my expectation. The legs are baggy which is odd for me. I will give them a test ride on much warmer day in the spring/summer. But I won't wear them right now.

Shorts used exclusively on trainer. Quality of product is fine for my use. I typically where a "medium" to a "large" and purchased a small based on the size chart. It was still big.I'm 5'6" and 155 lbsGiven the overall fit, I would not use these on an actual ride.Don't think these would be a good fit for smaller riders