Motorcycle Pants for Men and Women Armored Cordura Overpants Enduro ATV Dual Sports Motocross Cargo Work Touring

For the price, these pants are a good deal. No, I haven't been down on them. I have owned them for a few months and washed and dried them several times, and used the pretty well off road. They clean up easily and I don't have any beefs with them. In hot weather, then ventilation could be a lot better, but look at the price! These are an easy 5 star for me. I have owned several higher end pants. These are not as nice as those, but for 1/8th the price, they aren't bad.

Great I would suggest buying two sets of gear one for summer one for cooler fall weather this stuff is more for summer riding when the sun is constantly out so I mean it would be good in the lower states but in the northern states okay it will protect you made with very good quality lots of pockets the pants have ventilation I'm impressed and I like them The only downside was where the jacket is supposed to connect to the pants for some reason it wouldn't connect the zipper was too big for the pants or I don't I don't know

Was not expecting the waist labeled 32", in the Amazon listing, to be labeled as 32-34" waist, on the actual pants (see photo), so will have to return and purchase the 30" waist Amazon listing, in order to obtain a 32". Am planning to wear alone without a second pair of pants underneath. Also plan to use for snow sports (e.g. skiing and snowboarding) in the winter as they are water proof. Am interested in removing the branding as the reason I selected these over similar alternatives (with white stitching) is the black stitching that doesn't stand out against the black fabric as I am not interested in drawing attention to my pants and I do not value the light reflective quality of the ink used in the branding. I am okay with the small lettering on the six Velcro cinch straps (knee, ankle, waist x2 (both sides)) but desire to delete the other large lettering (both calves and left thigh).

I ware 36 to 38 inch pants. I ordered the 42" paints to ware over my cargo pants. Because people said to order 1 to 2 sizes bigger. Well the 42" is about 2 to 3 inches to big. I fixed them by adding more VELCRO on the wast band adjusters. The Pants have a zipper on the back of the pants that zip to the BYKR jacket. it keeps you paints up and the jacket down, I like that a lot.

Very comfortable motorcycling pants that fit true to size for me (38w and 30inside leg on the short version). Good pockets and the zippered ventilation works. Knee pads are in the perfect place for me. Nicely made and I can where them over jeans or on their own and there is room and adjustability for that. Haven’t tested the water resistance yet. For the price these represent an outstanding value for money.

Probably the only bad thing I have to say about this product is they run HILARIOUSLY large...is this a thing with riding gear? 🤣 I'm new to this but a bunch of the nicer jackets I've looked at run HILARIOUSLY small..? Wth 🤣....Anyways...I usually fit into a 38, so when selecting my order, I selected 38. I can definitely fit another pair of pants on underneath these. Maybe even sweats. They are very nice quality fabric, that feels as nice as most 200+ jackets I've touched... The padding seems like decent quality, not just a foam insert, couldn't tell you how nice they are actually, but seems like the same quality as the pads in my jacket...and the knee pads run down my shin just a little, so that makes me feel safer. Now...in defense of the manufacturer, the tag on it says 38-40, but I'm 6'3 a Little on the chunky side at 240, and they are LOSE around the waist, that being said, it does fit pretty nicely for the most part everywhere else, except for me personally, I find the pockets run just a hair tight around the hips, but like I said it's probably a personal issue. (Used to weigh WAYYY more.) So I would just keep in mind they run so large. Oh also the zippers *kinda suck.... And get caught in itself quite easily so that's iratating... But otherwise I am pretty impressed. Bright reflectiveness in the lettering, quality breathable mostly caourdora fabric or whatever it's called... ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ nice and breathable, but feels quite durable. Can't wait to bust my ass in these things 🙃 give em a try while not perfect they are DEFINITELY worth 50$Update: I've crashed on them a few times, blew a pocket off... They do seem a bit weaker at the seems and I made the mistake of just machine washing mine, so some of the bits came apart.... I deducted only one star because the bits are my fault for not reading how to wash it before I needed to, and even though the seems need a bit of reinforcement at the odd spot or two, it's worth it to save the 200$+ on like a name-brand pair imo. The material it's mostly made of seems pretty ok for my purposes. That being said, I would definitely shell out more money for higher quality depending on what it's being used for. P.s the pads offer surprisingly high impact resistants for what they seem. I ALMOST threw them away cause I thought they were just foam inserts. (I mean...I guess they are, but they seem crappy an flimsy) But having crashed in them a couple of times, I'm surprised with whare I am and am not sore afterwards ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

If you don't have the $ to shell out hundred for an Alpinestars, this is a good alternative while you save up. Quality is surprisingly good. The armor is decent for normal riding, but you can always buy inserts elsewhere if your a more aggressive thrill seeker. Very very comfortable. True to size

First impressions blew me away. The fit was exactly right for me. The zippers seem solid and the straps are in the right place and don’t feel cheap. They are comfortable with pants underneath or not! Armor seems to be in the right place. Not sure how they’ll hold up yet but so far they have exceeded expectations.