Men's Thermal Cycling Bib Tights – Winter Fleece Lined, Black

Premium Thermal Fabric

• Breathable MITI Thermal Italian fabric with elite stretch and recovery — holds shape ride after ride.

• Excellent warmth retention with moisture‑wicking and rapid dry properties.

• Antibacterial carbon‑thread top layer for odour control and freshness.

Pro Comfort Chamois

• Reversed engineered Pro GT 12mm chamois designed for longer saddle time.

• Smoother top surface reduces friction and enhances comfort on rides 5+ hours.

• Seam‑minimised design to prevent irritation on long days in the saddle.

Cold‑Ride Performance

• Full leg coverage with thermal protection against cool winds.

• Reflective trim increases visibility at dawn, dusk and low‑light conditions.

• Soft mesh bib straps enhance fit and comfort without pressure points.

Support & Fit

• Double‑layered back panel for better coverage and enhanced warmth.

• Designed for a secure, supportive cycling fit with compression where needed.

1. Are thermal bib cycling bib longs warm enough for winter riding?
Yes. Thermal cycling bib longs are designed specifically for colder conditions. The insulating thermal fabric helps retain body heat while remaining breathable, keeping you warm without overheating during winter rides or early morning training sessions.

2. What temperature are thermal cycling bib tights best for?
Thermal cycling bib longs are typically best suited for temperatures between 0°C and 15°C, depending on layering and ride intensity. They provide full-leg insulation while maintaining moisture control to keep you comfortable during cold-weather cycling.

3. Do thermal cycling bib longs have padding for long rides?
Yes. These bib longs feature a high-density performance chamois designed for extended saddle comfort. The padding helps reduce pressure points and friction, making them suitable for endurance rides and long training sessions.

4. Should thermal cycling bib longs be worn with shorts underneath?
No. Thermal cycling bib longs are designed to be worn directly against the skin. The integrated chamois pad provides cushioning and moisture management, and wearing shorts underneath can cause friction and discomfort.

What size should I choose?
Choosing the right size cycling bib shorts comes down to the fit you prefer and how you ride. Most performance cycling bib shorts are designed to fit close to the body to reduce fabric gathering & chaffing. This means they should feel snug when standing, but comfortable and natural once you’re in the riding position.

Designed to be a true-to-size fit based on Australian sizing standards, offering a comfortable, performance-oriented feel without being an overly tight European style fit.

If you prefer a tight, race-style fit, choose your usual size for a streamlined, aerodynamic feel. If you prefer a slightly more relaxed fit for casual riding or extra comfort, you may prefer to size up.

As a guide, the bib should sit close to the body without restricting movement, with the leg bands staying in place while you ride. A well-fitted cycling bib will feel supportive and comfortable—like a second skin—once you’re on the bike.

To find your Brooklyn Project size, refer to our size chart at the bottom of the page and match your chest, waist, and hip measurements. The waist & hip are the most important measures for the bibs. We also recommend sticking with your usual pants/shorts size (for example 32" = M, 34" = L, 36" XL etc).