👖 Black Denim Jeans Motorcycle Riding Pants with Knee and Hip Armor Pads, XL=34 - VES6 Review

They are very good for style and comfort. Lining helps when you need to slip on the floor but the pants aren't strong enough. This is a very cheap and thin material, unlike real motorcycle jeans.

I've owned them for a few months and have ridden them many times. They wash and wear well and look great. The only downside is that the flexible material can rub on the inside of the knee pad/protector pocket when the protector is inside. Will order again!

This pair is designed to replace a previously purchased pair. I crashed my bike at 50 and rode over 100 feet on a dirt road. The pants were slightly torn in the thigh area, but my skin underneath was still fine. I recommend them. They don't breathe well on wet days, but I dress for skiing, not skiing. Hold the rubber side down.

These pants are great. I'm 5'6" with a 32" waist and my legs are a bit long and I have to adjust my knee pads to get them to fit perfectly when I'm riding in the saddle, but I'm used to that with any cycling gear my size; The quality is excellent and the pants have a good semi-fitted cut. I'll buy a few more pairs. They look really great without armor, but with hip pads they give you the power to have a baby.

I'm a short guy at 5ft 6" so unfortunately I can never find pants that don't need a hem. I have them in a 32ft waist and I really like them. The knee pads fall below my knees when I'm just walking, but when I'm on a bike they stay in place. It's basically as good as it gets for me. Also, the protection seems really good (hope I never really find out) and they look cool/trendy. So I'm excited about them.

I love the fit and feel of these pants. This is my second pair and blue is my favorite so far. Better quality pods than the olive green pods I bought from another seller but the tag is the same. I would buy them again. Knee pads tend to go deeper than they should to protect your knees, but they're still better than nothing. Maybe some velcro would help keep them in place but I still really like these pants.

Update: I rode in it for about 5 hours in 40 degree rain and with a thin base layer (32 degree heat) I was perfectly comfortable for almost 3 hours after which the water started seeping around the dam. I ordered 3xl because that's what the size chart says. They are so loose that I hardly need a belt. I wear Dickies 38x30 work pants and they fit so well I only wear a belt to hold my Leatherman. As for the ridiculous length advertised for the 3XL, honestly after slipping them over my boots I wish

I bought them for cycling because of the bend in the knees and back. I have been a motorcyclist and former road racer for over 30 years and would never wear jeans to ride a motorbike. If you've ever had a rash, it's no fun and the cotton crumbles like soft cheddar cheese on asphalt. 2 stars not because of dislike for these motorcycle pants, but because of quality issues. These pants have many sewn panels and pockets. and if you turn them inside out you will see that the tailoring is very bad…