Motorcycle Riding Protective Pants Armor Motocross Racing Denim Jeans Upgrade Knee Hip Protective Pads

DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, BUY THESE CHEAP TRAIN-WRECK JEANS!!!The denim for these pants are a nice stretchy material, but everything else about them is an absolute mess.Despite ordering a XL (which fits 36-30 according to their sizing chart), the sent me and XXL, which was not only WAY more wide (especially with the stretchy material) than would fit comfortably, the length on the pants was comically long. Long enough for me to stand flat on the floor and still have material from the pants lay flat out extended on the floor about another 4 inches past my foot.On top of that, other reviews are correct in stating that the button (not the snap button, the loop button) is REALLY cheap & nearly popped off the first time I tried the jeans on & is now dangling from the cheaply installed end of the rivet.It took these pants nearly a month to get here & I had to speak with the company because they initially sent me a tracking number that didn't exist.The only good thing I can say about these pants is that the rubber pads seemed like they'd do their job, but let me save any prospects the trouble & say that this is just one of those instances where you can't cut corners & if you want racing denim with a proper fit & build, you're going to have to pony up the extra money.Now I'm out 70 bucks with no option for a refund or return AND I'm going to have to drum up the extra cash for the more expensive jeans that I should have purchased in the first place.

I wear 31x31 pants, and I would rather my pants be slightly loose at the waist rather than tight so I bought the Large, 32" waist. I do have thicker thighs than average, as I don't skip legs in the gym and I have to stay away from skinny jeans. They are very snug across the thighs and way too large around the waist. The hip pads sit right in the middle of the hip where they should, and the jeans stretch to accommodate. The waist doesn't taper and there is enough extra fabric to call these a 33/34. I hesitate to go down to the Medium size as I don't think there is enough give in the pants to fit comfortably for my build below the waistline. I would recommend these pants to someone who is straighter from the waist to the hips, with a small butt based on the style of fit.

I bought these pair in January for use with my bike. Today June, to pants seems to be great. To be fair, I have only worn them like 10 times. Anyways, I just had an accident with the my bike. Using these pants youd think youll be allright. At the very least, the areas where you have protection. Boy was I wrong! The pads, as they a not very in place, like not fited in the spot they are suppose to be, the tend to move. I have had noticed this while riding, but did not give much thought. As I write after the accident , I can say that it is very important. Not only they shifted but they broke at the very same spot. I got my knee all rashed up. It was very slow moving accident, I mean 20mph is not very fast at all. I can not even imagine if I have had a bigger one. Still guys, try to buy at least the cheappest option from a brand name, because IT IS NOT WORTH THE SAVING!

The guy in the pictures must have gotten 2 sizes smaller than recommended. Very loose on me and I'm 6' 225lbs. I keep putting them in the dryer to try and shrink them. Also, the slots for the knee pads just stick strait out in a sport riding position. Then just hang open when standing. Probably going to put some strong Velcro at the top to keep them closed. The weirdest thing is the hip pad slots. The right one is put on with the slot opening towards the inside but the left one has the slot facing the outside so the slot opening is in between it and the "denim" which is just confusing as to why that would be like that. I mean the slot is so awkward to access. Might have just been the sewing machine persons first day or something.The material does feel like it would resist tearing and prevent some road rash. I hope not to test this theory. The padding does have some rating stamped into it but who knows.

Like em my on gripe is in looks just like picture in every way but one, the pocket/sleeve for knee armor looks like top flap folds over to close/conceal pad but on pair I received the flap stays open at top and when your on bike they stick up and flap in wind , not like in picture of item other than that fit was good , seems to be good quality,just be aware of flap if that’s a deal breaker for you.

Seller was great pants arrived in a few days. Pants run a little large but very close to your actual size. Ordered XL 34w and just as the size guide said the pants are correct. I probably could have taken a large, I am 5 9, 200lb average build 34W. The pants are very comfortable and are a good deal for the money. The only thing I do not like is that the pockets for the knee armor has a rounded flap at the top and when seated sticks up a little like ears. I feel the pocket opening would be better if inside the leg. Or if it had a zipper or a Velcro closure. I wanted to keep them but I also do not want to look weird on my Ducati.So I will return them only for that reason.

Terrible pair of riding jeans. Don't waste your money. They look nothing like the picture. The ankle is just as wide as the thighs. Should of sold these as bell bottoms. The stitching is awful also. The knee area looks concaved while laying flat on a surface almost like the stitching was inside out. And the waist size is 4 sizes up than what it says. Can stick both my arms in the waist while wearing them. Over all terrible product. Can't even think of one good thing to say about them.

Don't be like me and ignore the other reviews. These pants have flaps that you slide the "armor" down into. These flaps have no closure on them, so they just flap around and look absolutely ridiculous. And not to mention, if you got in a crash, the rubber "armor" would just fly out upon contact.They don't even really look that good either.

Nice looking and nice fitting pants. They recommend taking a size above if you are muscular but I don't suggest that. I have muscular legs and I usually have problems fitting in Jean because of that but these jeans are stretch so I REALLY suggest you take your size. I ordered a size up (XXL) and regret it. The pants still fit well but would be much better with a 33-34 waist (XL).Other than that they are great and will make really nice motorcycle jeans. The protectors are nice too.I'm ordering another pair, but smaller this time ;-)