Bike Pant Protector - Fully Protects Cyclist's Pants from Grease and Chain - Better Than Straps and Clips - Comfortable, Easy On/Off (1 Unit)

What I liked * Easy to use: Simple on/off; the Velcro adjustment is quick and intuitive. * Full coverage: Shields the entire calf from chain rub. * Rock-solid hold: Strong Velcro straps—doesn’t slip or shift, even on sweaty rides. * Durable material: After multiple rides, the chain hasn’t damaged the neoprene. * Practical:** Does its job without fuss—good build quality. Bottom line Well-designed, secure, and tough. I liked it so much I purchased a second one.

OK, the Leg Shield is not going to win you style points. When wearing it, I get questions from coworkers and family -- another weapon to inadvertently (or not) embarrass your offspring. And I purchased the solid black version, so double the green/yellow version. That all said, it works as advertised. Superbly so, at that. I have used it for several months as part of commuting kit, through heat, cold, and rain. And it plain works to protect your pants from damage and grease. I consider it a safety device as much as a pants protector, as getting your pants caught in a chainring or crank can cause a loss of control (I've done it). Since wearing it, I have not had grease stains or catches occur, so it has definitely earned its place in my kit. The three Velcro tabs hold it firmly in place and it has ample coverage. Yes, it will wrinkle your pants if commuting in work trousers; my solution is to carry my work clothes in a pannier, as I never know what else I will encounter on the ride in to work. I wear it over dedicated nylon, quick dry pants (covering winter layer tights when cold) and it really keeps the thin, floating nylon from snagging. It will get sweaty, being neoprene and I wish it had some reflective patches on it (like the leg bands by the same company, which I use on my left leg), but is otherwise perfect. I considered the neon colored version, but decided to pass, since I am sure it would end up a dingy neon after some use. A tip to putting them on is to kneel down when fastening to your calves, that way it mirrors where your pants will be when peddling (also a good time to check your shoe laces, another point of danger with chain rings and cranks! Highly recommended.

If you're a bike commuter in colder climates, this Leg Shield is a must buy. I bought it not to protect my pants so much as to avoid having to keep rolling my pants up. I rolled my pants all summer/fall, but once it started getting colder, my ankles would freeze! Bought this thing and now I don't have to roll my pants at all because this covers the pant cuff so it doesn't get ripped up by the pedal crank/sprocket/cassette. I have between 5-15 minute commute and the pants only wrinkle marginally. This is very warm, so I'm not sure I'd want to wear it in warm weather, but for cold weather it cannot be beat. There's nothing on the market like it. Seems very durable, I have no concerns about it holding up for at least this whole winter season in daily use. I bought the black version and it looks exactly like the picture - no trickery there. Size wise, I have gigantic calves because I don't have a car and bike everywhere. I'm also "big-boned" and this fits fine with plenty of room to spare. It would also fit a smaller leg if you've got a more slender body than I have because the velcro bands cover the full width of the thing. Really a terrific/simple design through and through. Best $15 I've spent in a long time.

Satisfied with product. Price went up almost a dollar in a couple of months. Only one is provided as opposed to a pair.

I use this everyday to protect my pants and it works great.

I do a whole lot of cycling. And I am What you might call a MAMIL. Which stands for middle aged man in Lycra. But that’s a weekend thing, when I go out for bike rides of 50-100 miles. During the week, I try to commute by bike as often as possible. And I can’t show up to work in tight cycling shorts. It just might be awkward. It could be fine, but I don’t think so. So I commute in regular street clothes. Clothes that I might wear at work. But if you ride bikes- then you know that there is a large chain ring on the right side of the bike, positioned to grab ahold of a loose pant leg. And if it doesn’t chew holes right through it, it will certainly mark it up permanently with chain grease. Now I’ve tied my pant leg tightly to my lower leg with a reflective Velcro strap - designed to make cars aware of your presence, as well as to save your pants. But it doesn’t save you from the grease stains that you get from rubbing up against the chain ring. But this keg shield certainly does the trick. It’s amazing. Easy to put on and take off. I can’t tell you how many pairs of been save by using this thing, which makes it a fantastic value. Especially because you only need one. Although, because of my cyclists vanity- and need for symmetry, I’ve been thinking of buying one for my left leg. I wonder if a future version could have a reflective band on it. Or if it could simply be made in bright yellow? Great product

Effectively protects all types of pant hems. Because its long, you can even tuck wide leg or palazzo pants.

just what i wanted, a comfortable leg wrap that works and is not in the way. also, it is of good quality