Used to own a pair year back and decided to have them since I’ve lost some weight needed a size smaller.
Still a great pair of bibs and value for money. Comfortable and no issues going for long rides. Have gotten myself a second pair.
I have three Redwhite bibs now, two for summer and I picked up a pair for the winter rides. I have tried a handful of other manufacturers, nobody beats Redwhite!
From PNS, Maap & Assos these are roughly 1/4 the price or even half the price and quality is there. But more importantly the fit. Especially in the straps. Most bibs are thin, and from my experience thin straps can cause discomfort after a while. Second and this is probably the best part of them is the height of the "pooch" im not the most skinniest cyclist and far to many bibs do not come high enough. Causing your tummy to pop out and yeah. Having to pull up the front of your bibs constantly is so frustrating. Chammy is good, personally I'd prefer less but after about a thousand miles they break in great. The leg grippers are also what sets them apart. Just enough to not ride up and stay in place but not so grippy that they chaf your thighs. All in all great bibs... awesome bibs!! I'm roughly 68 kilos and wear a size medium. I could size down to a small but my quads are just a little too big along with having broader shoulders. From this moment forward I will only be buying RedWhite bibs!
I purchased a pair last year and have ridden over 1000 miles with them. Very impressed with the comfort while on long rides. I purchased this pair as a second pair to alternate use.
Most of us think about many things on long rides: I must be getting close to the top of this climb; there is a coffee shop near here somewhere; what am I doing here? What I don't think about during long rides are the RedWhite bibs. That's high praise.
I purchased mine about two months ago . I have all brands from ASSOS to pactimo , rapha, maap and various others . I find myself pulling out the red white ones especially when going for longer rides . I think your subconscious speaks to you when selecting the gear of the day and it overrules vanity . I am going to order another pair so in between washings I won’t let vanity take over . 😉
Just received my 4th pair of Bib's from RedWhite - extremely pleased with the fit. The only brand of cycling bib's I feel comfortable in on longer rides.
It's Almost 4 years for me using RedWhite Bib's,
I'm so pleased with the product that I Have decided to buy it again.
I bought two pair size L with shorter Inseam.
After using them for more then a month... and after 350 km per week...I'm extremely pleased with the product.
My hight 170 cm, and wight around 73-4 kg. the Bib perfectly suit me.
I’ve done 8 hour/150 mile outdoor rides in these bibs, along with 6 hour Zwift sessions indoors. Absolute comfort without feeling like a diaper. Saddle comfort really comes down to a proper bike fit, and these are just the icing on the cake. My favorite feature is the shape of the chamois which doesn’t chafe where my thighs hit the saddle. A+ would recommend.
This would have to be the best fitting and most comfortable bibs that I have purchased so far. Looking forward to many more rides in comfort.
I recently purchased these winter bibs and they are of the highest quality. I'm very pleased with these. I had pair (different brand) that were decent but the RW's are superior. The thick padding is so nice and I find that these keep me much warmer than my old ones ever did. Overall, I'm a big fan of RW's in general. They are my go to now.
Sizing info: I'm 6'1" and weigh 165 lbs and the Large ones fit me perfectly.
I keep 5 sets of cycling clothing (shorts, jersey, gloves, sweatband etc) and rotate through them. Tried my first pair of Red White bib shorts a while ago to replace another brand pair that had lost their mojo. I intend to replace all my bib shorts with Red White ones. They're comfortable and well fitting (especially if you use the sizing service). They also feel a bit more "substantial" than my previous ones, not heavier or tighter but just more solid/real.
I ride 3 days a week (commuting to and from work) (moving up to 4 days slowly). 32 km to work and 20-24 km home (route varies according to mood and time available) and use one set each riding day. I find myself preferring the Red White shorts and anticipating the next time I get to wear them. They are extremely comfortable (even the pad conforming to the butt crack is somehow comfortable, not weird). They don't move or rub.
I'm 64 years old, 174cm tall, weigh 76(ish) kg, glute measurement 100cm, thigh measurement 143cm and the Bib Short size that was recommended is Large (regular) - fit is perfect and response from support (Yuva) is prompt and spot on.
In UK winter I have tended to use 3/4 length bib tights as full length tights are too long and end up bunching at the ankles. The Shorter (4 inch shorter) are ideal as they are the right length. I’m a chunky 168cm/5’6” 62 year old, and opt for the 2XL. I have both XL and 2XL in bib shorts but prefer a slightly roomier size (these are generally 1-2 sizes smaller than UK/European sizing). So far all bibs have performed well. The pads are deep and take a little getting used to the feel but are just right on the hoods or drops, directly supporting the sit bones. Pricing is reasonable for quality end bibs.
I've had other brand winter bibs but they never fit well. I'm not the stereotypical cyclist build, I'm short and thick. To get the size to fit my "girth" the legs are always too long on most brands, leading to a wad of material cuffed up at the ankles. That's not a comfortable way to ride.
I recently purchased a pair of the winter bib tights from RedWhite Apparel in a XXL size and saw they had a shorter leg option. This sounded great since I have non optional shorter legs. ;-) Not only do they fit well, the legs are the perfect length. I've only ridden with them once but hope to get on the bike very soon. Sometimes life gets in the way of cycling and now winter has become too cold and snow ids currently falling.
Yuva and RedWhite Apparel has out done themselves once again. The fit and material are top notch and the sizing information is spot on. Great work and great service. The bibs were in my hands in only a couple of days.
Thank you for making such a great product!
I was in between sizes for the shorter length winter cargo bib. Yuva provided excellent customer service by allowing to exchange for a Large when the medium was a little too short.
Initially saw the website on Facebook, started reading the reviews. Once they offered a shorter, full bib offering I decided to purchase a pair. I bought a Medium / Short version of their Winter bib. The correspondence was excellent and shipping was rapid. Initial impression was excellent and they continue to impress me. I live in a dry, but cold region of the US, Bend Oregon. These have been the best winter bibs I have ever personally owned. I have worn Castelli, Specialized and such. The quality of materials and construction is absolutely top notch. I have used them 6 times both for mountain biking and gravel biking so far and they have performed perfect. One day was 31* with a wind chill of 27*. I never felt a bit of cold radiating through the bibs as I have with the Castelli brand. They might be a bit warm at temperatures above 50* but time will tell. Just for reference, I am 5' 5" with a 29-30 inch inseam with a weight of 148 lbs. These fit quite snug, but once on the bike they fit and work as they are designed. I might try a large next time, but uncertain. Bibs tend to stretch a bit after a few months of use so time will tell. Again, if you are on the fence about these, hop off and purchase a pair. They are truly wonderful bibs and the company is second to none. I will definitely be purchasing a summer set of bibs once it warms up.
Delivery arrived without any issue.
My 4th pair.
All my bibs are now the cargo bibs
I rode GBDuro in August in these after realising towards the end of June that my old (other brand) pairs were not up to the task. After a short (relatively!) shakedown ride I wore these at least 10hrs a day for 14 days straight- they were amazing! Super comfy and incredibly practical with the pockets. I've just purchased a winter pair.
Sizing: I purchased the XL 3/4 summer bib tight according to the sizing charts, and the fit is excellent. I am 5" 11", about 175 lbs with a 40R chest, 32" inseam, 33-34" waist, and a 40.5" hip and glute circumference. I probably could have went with a size large for a bit more compression but I am quite happy with the fit. Features: The chamois is excellent and I have been quite happy with zero discomfort over several long rides. The lycra fabric is excellent and strikes a very nice balance of comfort, warmth, breathability, and compression (light for the XL for my body). The bib straps are also quite comfortable and quickly become invisible as you ride. The silicon grippers on the calves work quite well...but I do wish that these tights were 1-2" longer (personal preference). I have been using these 3/4 tights for rides in the low 40s (F) to high 50s (F) and have I have always felt comfortable. I tend to run hot when I ride so I prefer not to utilize my other thermal tights (Velocio, Assos, Giro) and 3/4 thermal tights (Pactimo) unless the temps dip into the 30s (F). These 3/4 tights quicky became a favorite for cool to cold fall and spring rides. I can highy recommend these 3/4 tights.
As expected with RW products, these bibs are well-designed and well-made. I'm 5' 11" and 172 pounds. I wear size L in the RW bib shorts so ordered size L for the winter bibs. Fit is excellent. Have worn these comfortably in temps as low as 38F/3C without issue. Excellent customer service and quality make these a worthwhile purchase.
I ONLY wear RW bibs now...for long hauls on the bike (>12 hr rides), climbs in the rocky mountains, or bike-packing trips in SE asia. Highly reccommend this product!
Over the years I have experienced multiple brands of cycling clothes and although some were really good no one beats this bib in versatility and cost benefit ratio.
55 year old here getting back into cycling after 15 years. I came across RedWhite bibs via instagram and at first though they were too expensive for just starting out again. I had no gear and had only bought a cheap bike. After reading the reviews and seeing there have been pairs worn for thousands of miles and 85% plus re 5 star reviews I thought I would invest in a pair (they literally cost me a fifth of the price I paid for the bike) - an old Trek OCLV frame rebuild, but with never used Dura Ace on it - I actually love it!). Last week I did my first semi long ride 100 km with just over 4 hours in the saddle and the bibs were impressive, nil issues at all.
The advice Yuma gave me ibn sizing after submitting my measurements but asking more questions was spot on!
I intend to drop 10 or so kilograms in the next few months so will be buying another pair - likely one or two sizes smaller.
The investment with RedWhite bibs paid off and I would highly recommend them and encourage anyone to get a pair (or two).
55 year old, 183 cm, 103 kg - bibs 2XL