🏍️ Alpinestars Hyper Drystar Motorcycle Riding Pant for Men - Black, Size Large Review

This is a cross between European skinny pants and American baggy pants. Well made and comfortable. Haven't tested the water resistance yet but will update when I do. Good value for money!

It is definitely made for a thin person. I have broad shoulders and meaty thighs. The bigger the dimensions, the bigger you need to be. Until the hips fit, I could make another pair of pants in length and waist. Great brand, but terrible for a 'medium' or 'built-in' frame.

As a 5ft 10in person and 155lbs I decided to order a size large. I find the waist is too small when in a seated position, but I don't want to go any bigger because I'm sure it would be too big. There is too much material on the ankles that doesn't fit well in my riding boots. You could easily reduce the circumference by up to 3 inches at the bottom and that would be better. The pants feel well armored and keep the legs warm.

Very well made, not too tight and rather touring but not too wide. Can be combined well with nucleon KR-HR thigh protectors (even with SI Keep Large protectors). They are a bit small for size S, so if you order S because you are skinny you might want to consider M (knee pads can be moved), if you wear boots it's not a problem. They are warm, even without insulation you can easily keep them at 15ºC. They are similar to the Raider v2 (they have a slightly more athletic fit) but appear to be…

These alpine pants work very well. I wear them over my work clothes for my daily commute. I am also very happy with this seller. The advantage of buying through an Amazon affiliated seller is that you can try it on and return it if it doesn't fit as expected. I almost never return anything on Amazon, but knowing that I can return it if it doesn't work gives me peace of mind that I can buy the product. For this reason, I only buy products sold on Amazon. I checked this out at Revzilla but their…

I'm 5ft 11", somewhat athletic (big hips and skinny shins if that makes sense), I wear a medium size. It fits me well and is snug on my legs but gets a bit lost on the bottom of my legs. Pros: It really keeps you warm. Just did a 30 minute ride on a rainy day in 40 degrees (a bit harsh) and came back perfectly dry and warm. The construction is also very solid, which is what I would expect from $200 pants. It came with a pair of knee pads, CE Level 1 (so padded version) and a pair of thigh pads…