Alitios Women's Black Timavis Bib

So far, they are the most comfortable bibs I have ridden on longer rides. I have the Primal helix bibs and they get uncomfortable for me after about 40 miles. These did just fine. I'm looking forward to trying a metric Century or a century with them

I'm liking the tight, seems to do all it's supposed to do as a mid-weight bicycling tight. I bought it specifically for the anti-bacterial features of the carbon-lined chamois, as I have a lot of skin irritation issues with other brands of chamois in top-line cycling apparel and my research told me that the Primal carbon-lined chamois is especially designed to address this. I haven't yet used this tight with direct contact against the skin in the chamois/ groin area as I have needed to wear a liner short thus far due to very cold cycling weather but I am hoping that it will be helpful for this problem when I have the chamois in direct contact with my skin. For fast, steep, downhill descents in cold weather I find that the breathability of this mid-weight nylon is a bit chilly on the thighs- likely best as a 50 -ish degree F downhill tight (instead of mid-fourties deg F...kind of too cold for me for that for very long descents) if you don't especially like cold legs/ thighs. Or, plan to wear a layer underneath. But I find the weight great for the uphills in 50/40 deg F weather. I am female 5' 9.0", with longer legs and normal torso length, 40" at buttocks/ 29" at waist, wear 34" length pant, weight is 150#, pear-shaped figure - the women's size large fits fine and the halter strap length is sufficient, length of tight goes to lower calf on me but still above ankle.

Im about 5'10" 205lbs with a muscular frame, and the XL's fit perfect. I wore them in temps ranging from 52°F - 65°F and was comfortable in the whole range. I personally wouldn't go much colder than that, BUT im not the best in Cold. Im a hot weather individual.