Men Motorcycle Riding Pants Denim Jeans with Protect Pads Equipment

Nice,comfortable, good looking,nice quality but unfortunately if you are taller than 5’11” they’re probably going to be too short on you. Waist size is spot on. I m not sure why it’s so difficult for clothiers to make a product that fits taller people but it seems impossible for them to do so. Not everyone that rides is 5’ 8”.

I’m 6”2, 220lbs so it got XXXL as the largest size available. They’re stretchy and fit well as I wear a 38-40 waist. As for protection, they are cheap and will def rip. Having built in knee pads is certainly nice and applicable, even thought the would probably rip loose in a crash. Also the knee pads came bright yellow color which can be noticeable when sitting. So I painted them. If you want protection for riding, go buy real riding pants.

Got these for my commute to work. In town at less than highway speeds these things work quite well. Fit is true to size in my personal experience-others may have a different experience. My only gripe is the armor quality for the hip armor and the location of the knee armor. The hip armor was so thin, I couldn’t even classify it as armor. I wound up using the stuff that came with the pants as a pattern and cutting new ones from a dual density foam back protector I removed from a jacket to fit a Dainese back protector in. The homemade ones are much more substantial and feel much safer should I have to road test them. The knee armor is much more significant and up to the task. However the pockets to retain them are sewn in an orientation that places them to the inside of the knee while on the bike. Much more preferable to align on the outside of the knee when on the bike for obvious reasons. All in all though they’re a pretty good riding Jean for the money. Don’t go by the pics in the ad though. Mine fit nothing like the pictures and have a much more relaxed fit without being too baggy. Snug or skinny are not terms I would apply to these jeans. They are quite comfortable and cooler than my aramid lined jeans when the temps reach into the high 90s.

Comfortable, comes with CE protection, high quality fabric. Worn on a 6 hour advanced rider course, didn't let me down at all. They also look great. I've recommended to all of my riding buddies. I'd like to somehow test the abrasion resistance, but they definitely feel like they will hold up better than denim, but maybe not as well as A-Stars full riding gear.

They look cool and have a good fit, however just wearing them about 5 times and not having any crashed these things are torn up, pretty much at every seam. I could not imagine these pant providing any protection during a fall as any CE padding would just fly off along with your pants...

I got these pants for my boyfriend as a surprise gift and he loves them. He likes the motor pant style even though he doesn’t even ride or own a motorcycle. These pants are great for casual wear, though it’s not ideal to keep you safe if you’re looking to buy for protection from riding. I got a size Large and he wears 34 X 32 and it fit nicely, slightly tight around the waist for reference.

These are ok considering the price, but I've seen better even in this price range. If you like something at all loose-fitting these are NOT the pants for you. They fit tightly, a lot like the types of khakis and jeans that many 20 somethings are wearing today. The fabric is stretchy and wraps you like a glove. Depending on what you like I guess this could be a feature or a negative. Personally I don't like that. I just imagine sweating in them with no air between me and the fabric. The armor inserts on the knees slip into the front of the pants alright, but they don't stay covered by the sleeves, so the yellow armor shows. I am also less than confident that the armor would stay put in the holding sleeves in a crash. The hip inserts are rather thin; they would offer some additional protection over the pant fabric but not a lot. The pants themselves would not give any additional protection over denim material, or so it appears. These are certainly not going to give anything like the level of protection of even a lower end pair of mesh pants. The quality is fair, not awful but not great either. The pants look good as riding pants, again if you like tight pants. As to size, I wear a 32/32 jeans and the mediums of these fit me fine, although they could be a little longer. I'm guessing a large would also fit me because they are so stretchy, and the extra length might be preferred. The waist on these is lower like regular pants, not like riding pants with a high back. The pockets are shallow. Overall I just don't think these give enough protection, and I don't like pants fitting like gloves. I'll be returning and looking for some inexpensive mesh options. BTW, I would rate these 2 1/2 stars but that was not an option.

Perfect fit! I wear these out even when I’m not riding. The material is top notch and very durable yet extremely comfortable to wear. I’m going to buy one of each color now 🤣!