TSLA Men's Thermal Windproof Cycling Pants - Fleece Lined Winter Bike Pants for Outdoor Running & Cold Weather Activities | Perfect for Cycling, Jogging, Hiking in Winter

I bought these pants for cycling in the colder months, and I took the first ride on a 45-degree, partly sunny day with a steady breeze. Overall, I would strongly recommend them. Here's why:Performance and construction - The fabric is definitely windproof, but with 3 layers of material, the pants do not breathe much. - I rode on a dry day and cannot speak to their water resistance. - I did not wear a base layer under these, and after warming up, the interior lining stayed lightly moist where it made consistent contact with my skin. I was comfortable, but I think 50 degrees is probably the upper cutoff point for me with these pants. That said, I think they would be suitable down to very low temps. - Pockets are a bit small, but I found that leaving them unzipped provides some extra ventilation. - The materials clean up easily in the wash on gentle with cold water. Light splatter from a messy gravel trail was gone in one wash. - Construction and stitching are excellent. The reflective coating below the pockets is prone to cracking as the material flexes, but this doesn't bother me.Sizing - I read so many reviews, trying to decide between a large and extra large. I consistently wear jeans and trousers with a 36 inch waist and 34 inch inseam. I'm 6 feet 1 inch tall and am a reasonably fit 195 pounds. I opted for extra large, and I am very happy with my choice. - The length is good, with the pants stopping just at the top of my shoes. The cut and seams provide a comfortable, tailored fit for mountain biking, and the material has a bit of stretch. I am absolutely convinced that the large would have been too tight in the waist and hips and too short in the inseam.