Best cycling underwear for women according to redditors

We found 2 Reddit comments discussing the best cycling underwear for women. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. BALEAF Women's Cycling Underwear Padded Bike Briefs Chamois Biking Shorts Bicycle Mountain Bike Black Size M

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BALEAF Women's Cycling Underwear Padded Bike Briefs Chamois Biking Shorts Bicycle Mountain Bike Black Size M
Breathable fabric wicks quickly away moisture and keeps you drySoft and stretchy material for more comfort, flat seams reduce irritation caused by chafingDo not ride up when riding due to the style of briefsFemale-specific 3D Chamois effectively reduces vibration and provides great comfort on long r...
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2. Eco-daily Cycling Shorts Women's 3D Padded Bicycle Bike Biking Underwear Shorts(Darkgrey, Large)

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Eco-daily Cycling Shorts Women's 3D Padded Bicycle Bike Biking Underwear Shorts(Darkgrey, Large)
LIGHTWEIGHT AND BREATHABLE - Our Eco-daily 3D padded underwear shorts are made of 85%Polyester ,15%Spandex，which effectively absorb moisture and release sweat from the skin and keeps you dry and cool. ★Meanwhile, they will not only stretch to fit your curves spectacularly, but also move with you...
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Top Reddit comments about Women's Cycling Underwear:

u/masomenus · 2 pointsr/ladycyclists

I use some fairly cheap padded liner shorts from Amazon under my regular shorts or tights.

These or these for commuting, longer ones for mtb.

I used the high end expensive shorts like Pearl Izumi for years before switching to the cheap ones a few years ago. I bough one pair for $10 just to try then got 4 more pair I liked them so much.

u/Fallem · 1 pointr/xxfitness

I got these a few weeks ago - Baleaf Women's Cycling Underwear Shorts 3D Padded Breathable Mesh Compression Shorts Size M https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P625F7Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ot8ADbZ3238HW

They’re pretty short so I wore running shorts over them. To be totally honest though, they will help a bit but won’t 100% solve the soreness problem. I was still hurting after wearing them for a 25 mile ride. Your body just has to get accustomed to riding. A lifelong rider advised me to just get on the bike for a few short rides every week, even if it’s only a couple miles or less.