Review on Protective Motorcycle Overpants For Men With Knee And Hip Armor Pads And Lining by Jason Daves

I am 5'10" tall and 150lbs. My waistline (women's waist) is 30in around. The top of my hip bone (men's waist) is 32.5in around. The widest part of my hips (women's hip) is 39in around. The widest part of my thigh is 19.5in around. The widest part of my calf is 15in around. The distance from my crotch to my ankle bone (inseam) is 31in. From the tip of my middle finger to my wrist bone is 8.5in. My palm is 4in across.I ordered the size listed as ' M=30=Waist 32" '. It fits me like a pair of women's straight pants, or a pair of men's slim pants: Fitted around the seat and thigh, well cut through the leg. These pants feel like they will be a great option on my bike, as well as a good option for wearing around without the armor if I want something more durable than basic denim.The material feels like heavy duty work pants on the outside, and I don't have anything to note about the inside feeling. They didn't bother me, even on the lining.The finish on the pants is better than I expected: The hip pockets and lining are both sewn in at the top *and bottom*, so they don't shift or bunch up; The knee and hip pockets are both properly sized to keep the pads properly placed; And the outer pockets are large enough for wallets, keys, phones, and other small items without being baggy.My only complaint is that the back of the waistband doesn't stretch as much as I would like, so there's a decent gap that would be exposed to the weather if you have a butt. This might be solved by going up to a bigger size, or by wearing a stiff belt, but it's not a dealbreaker.All of the pictures are taken with *hip and knee armor* inserted, except for a 3/4 angle and front (ebay seems to be changing the order of the pictures) which have the pads removed for comparison.