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I am partial to Pearl products - I find they fit me better than any of the competitors' garments, and their materials seem more carefully chosen. I'm 6'2", 180 lbs, and large is the right fit in everything but socks (XL there). This bib tight is warm enough to get me through the San Francisco bay area's winter, which is not extreme, but can get chllly and rainy. I have ridden wet & dry from 30's to the 50's comfortably with these tights. The material is supple and flexes well, smooth, comfortable to the point that you're not really conscious of it. This is in contrast to some other garments which function adequately, but of which one is constantly aware. Chamois is just right. Only minus is that of nearly all bibs - no easy way to answer the call of nature on the road. But worth the inconvenience for the advantages. If they make a version with a fly, it would be perfect.
Also, this bib does not have stirrups. To me that's a plus, as it allows for variation in leg length.

Nice quality bibtights. The Elite series is worth the money over the Select. Seems to last longer in my opinion. Keeps me reasonably warm into the mid-40s. I wear Gore bibtights with Windstopper for colder rides. 6' 4" 205 lbs. XXL fits well.

I bought a Medium, am 6'1" and 215lbs. It is tight but a good fit. I was more worried about it being too loose than too tight because I am trying to lose weight. It is very comfortable even down to about 35F degrees. I'm very happy with this purchase.

the 3-D chamois is perfect, the best I've ever used! warm enough in the 40F ride. Love it so much !

This is a great BIB. It does have a chamois. Fits good and keeps me warm for the 6am ride's.

Product looks good but the guy modeling this bib tights has it on backward. LOL! I first thought Pearl Izumi came out with a new design.