I wrote a review and the only negative mentioned was the fabric fraying after a month.  I'm pleased to report that the fraying was caused by a piece of velcro sticking out of my tool bag on the seatpost.  Checked other clothing like Assos shorts and bibs, and saw the same fraying. There you go, a 5 star product.

I received these at the beginning of November 2022, right when our weather turned cold.  I use these primarily for commuting to work (about 10 miles RT) and weekend rides.  Changing clothes at work is more manageable with tights instead of bibs.   The coldest rides to date include several at 23 deg. F and at 18 deg. F,  and numerous windy days (20 to 25 mph gusts) with temps in the 30's and 40's F.  No rain or snow yet.  My first ride with these was on a very cold day.  I wore an ancient pair of thin running tights over the Endura's.  However, I discovered the Endura's were warm on their own and that the extra pair of tights were not necessary.  The tights are excellent at keeping my legs warm at low temps and with wind.  The fabric seems thin to me, but it is effective. Today I finished a two-hour ride in them and discovered that the pad was a little too thin for my taste, but others may not have a problem (in fairness the weather has been too cold to do many longer rides, so maybe I am out of shape).  Temps rose into the mid 50's F and the tights remained comfortable. The only problem I have experienced is that the fabric inside the thigh area is fraying in one spot at the seam between the crotch and leg (below the leg/seat contact).  It is very disappointing that the fabric has worn within a month of use!  My legs are not big. So, 5-star rating for protection, 4-star for comfort, but 1-star for fabric.  Giving the highest weight to the protection aspect, I rate these 4-stars overall.