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frontpageniki4h | Staff posted Yesterday 4:16 PM

Bikewa Men's 9" 3D Padded Cycling Shorts w/ Side & Rear Zipper Pockets (various)

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$34

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Bikewa via Amazon has Bikewa Men's 9" 3D Padded Cycling Shorts w/ Side & Rear Zipper Pockets (various) on sale for prices starting from $31.99 - $13.44 (apply promo code ZF8J6QL9 at checkout) = $18.55. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Features:
  • Soft, lightweight, breathable nylon mesh fabric wicks away moisture, dries quickly and offers 4-way stretch
  • Front two side pockets are big enough to hold 5.5" mobile phone
  • Silicone leg grippers hold the shorts reliably in place
  • 3D padding in ideal place is adequately sized and sufficiently thick to effectively minimize vibration
  • 9" inseam long half bike shorts with padding

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Bikewa via Amazon has Bikewa Men's 9" 3D Padded Cycling Shorts w/ Side & Rear Zipper Pockets (various) on sale for prices starting from $31.99 - $13.44 (apply promo code ZF8J6QL9 at checkout) = $18.55. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
  • Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn't work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.
Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Soft, lightweight, breathable nylon mesh fabric wicks away moisture, dries quickly and offers 4-way stretch
  • Front two side pockets are big enough to hold 5.5" mobile phone
  • Silicone leg grippers hold the shorts reliably in place
  • 3D padding in ideal place is adequately sized and sufficiently thick to effectively minimize vibration
  • 9" inseam long half bike shorts with padding

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Written by megakimcheelove | Staff

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Written by niki4h | Staff

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Yesterday 7:42 PM
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coolamboYesterday 7:42 PM
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Been using this for my rides this year. They're pretty solid. I recommend it.
Yesterday 7:49 PM
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CyanMask474Yesterday 7:49 PM
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Quote from jw255 :
Junk. No reason for side pockets on cycling shorts.
Not necessarily junk. Is this comment based solely on the side pockets?
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Quote from jw255 :
Junk. No reason for side pockets on cycling shorts.
I love my pockets on my cargo bibs. Use them for fruit snacks, gels, and electrolyte packets. Jersey pockets get the peanut butter crackers, banana, phone, and frozen water bottle.
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CyanMask474Yesterday 7:55 PM
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The sizing seems a bit bizarre. Large is 5'8" - 5'9" (150lbs-160lbs), waist 35"-37". XL is 6'0" - 6'3" (170lbs- 185lbs), waist 38"-40". These measurements are strange
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XXXBerto55Today 12:09 AM
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Quote from CyanMask474 :
The sizing seems a bit bizarre. Large is 5'8" - 5'9" (150lbs-160lbs), waist 35"-37". XL is 6'0" - 6'3" (170lbs- 185lbs), waist 38"-40". These measurements are strange
I agree but was looking at others actually last night and they're similar. Something gets lost in the conversion. Also though it depends if you want them long. I feel like they make them extra long so technically they work for a lot of people. Mine don't fit right and I'll downsize on these if I bite.
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RJPoseidon6Today 2:52 AM
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These are nice, and a great deal with the code.

OP, thanks for posting. I would be interested in the mountain bike shorts they offer if you see a code for those.

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ManoloDToday 3:58 PM
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Former 150+ weekly mile roadie and there is no way I'd want a phone on my leg. Shorts might be OK otherwise, but they're a very personal thing with fit, especially the pad. If you do low mileage, most pads will work. Get into longer rides or higher weekly miles and the pad and everything else about the fit becomes important. And the material - it might start degrading sooner in the sun or lose elasticity depending on the quality, although they all eventually die. I still miss my Castelli Body Paint 2.0 bibs from many years ago.
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Lead19Today 4:54 PM
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"3d padding" is just foam which will flatten very quickly. A gel pad will be much more comfortable for longer rides but also cost more.
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BeautifulDeer5939Today 5:01 PM
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Quote from ManoloD :
Former 150+ weekly mile roadie and there is no way I'd want a phone on my leg. Shorts might be OK otherwise, but they're a very personal thing with fit, especially the pad. If you do low mileage, most pads will work. Get into longer rides or higher weekly miles and the pad and everything else about the fit becomes important. And the material - it might start degrading sooner in the sun or lose elasticity depending on the quality, although they all eventually die. I still miss my Castelli Body Paint 2.0 bibs from many years ago.
Way, WAY better having it on your leg than bunny hopping and having the phone hop out of your jersey pockets. Yes, first-hand experience. (I've fortunately never lost a phone or had it break that way - good case for the, lucky, win I guess. But it sure was an anxious 30s while I rode back to pick it up.)

I don't have these exact brand, but a couple of pairs that look almost identical - pocket location, features, etc. And while I'm not a routine 150M+ a week rider, I was doing 75-100 quite regularly - 2000-3000M over the season - and having a phone there was never a comfort problem. (Or any other problem for that matter.)

YMMV, but I really like it. Phone in one side, cash and cards in the other. (Again, it's easy to lose things pulling them out of your jersey pockets, and since they're behind you, if something else slides out of the same pocket at the same time, unless it's big, you're probably not going to notice. Yes, I lost a license/card that way too. Smilie

Could these be better? Probably.
Would you use them if you're spancered and riding professionally? No.

But they're certainly "good-enough" compared to much higher-end comparisons, IMO.

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