ILM Motorcycle Dirt Bike Pants for Men CE Armored Motocross Riding Gear Jeans Motorbike Adventure Touring Pant BJN01 Gray

These jeans are TRUE TO SIZE. They have a slight stretch to them as well,which help us chunkier riders feel good in them. There is kevlar lining for the buttocks,comes with armor for hips and knees(CE-1) Used it for a hot day, could feel breeze through them when riding. I would say they’re 8-10oz jeans. Flex points are are comfy when tucked into bike as well. Only thing that was negative,if you use a belt, the loops are smaller than regular jeans. Other than that, an excellent choice for riding jeans I would say.

Warm for fall weather, cool for hot summer. Great padding and comfort. Pockets are a little weirdly textured. I’m assuming to keep your wallet in your pocket but I never trust that. Great bang for your buck and you don’t look like at astronaut.

My review addresses five points: Sizing, Fit & Finish, Protection, Features, Adaptability.Let me preface this review by disclosing my physique. I'm 5'4" (64") tall, with a 29.5" inseam, and 190lbs. I wear a 34W×32L pant size in regular jeans.Sizing:These pants run true to size in the waist (albeit strange due to the high-waisted cut). The length of the pants are fairly long in comparison to regular jeans, but nothing I couldn't overcome wearing my riding boots. The fabric is somewhat elastic in nature, so it does have a little give to it. The belt loops are evenly spaced and fairly thick compared to normal jeans.Fit & Finish:I purchased mine in the blue color, and was extremely satisfied with the darker blue hue these come in. The zipper (as another reviewer mentioned) seems to run shorter than regular jeans, which makes bathroom breaks a little cumbersome. The hip pads and knee pads fit in their respective pouches very well, and fit where they're supposed to. I will say that if you wear the jeans below the hips (as you would with regular jeans), the knee pads will sit lower on your knee caps and on the shins when standing. While in a riding position (In my case, forward controls) the pads lay in place even when worn improperly. When worn properly, the hip and knee armor sit anatomically correct on the body. The supplied armor is ce rated, but I swapped them for another brand of CE Level II armor. The pockets (as mentioned by a other reviewer) are fairly small- specifically the front pockets. My Samsung Galaxy S23 still has a corner out when seated or standing, but my rear pockets (which hold my wallet and tobacco) are appropriately sized. The stitching, along with the stretch seams appear uniform and well done.Protection:These pants come with an abrasion resistant material on the bum only, with CE armor (hip & knee) included. While I would've liked to have seen more abrasion resistant lining in the thighs and calves area, for the price point- I understand why that wasn't included. I'm not confident that these will provide much abrasion resistance in those areas that don't have the lining- as the majority of the material feels like a regular jean.Features:As I mentioned before, the pants come with armor. I swapped mine out for another brand, and they fit flawlessly. My favorite feature of these jeans is the fact that you can remove the knee armor from external zippers (for times when you're not on your motorcycle). The knee armor placement is adjustable, however, where you can pinch the velcro closed to raise/lower the pads. The high waisted cut allows riders good protection from exposing the tailbone and bum to the elements.Adaptability:These pants don't look much different from some designer jeans out there, which allow me the opportunity to wear them around town when I'm off my bike. The fact that they accept higher level armor of different brands also is a great positive attribute of these riding jeans.In conclusion, these are good warm weather riding pants, which will allow you the flexibility to not only be comfortable, but not look like a power ranger when you're out and about. If you're buying these as a secondary pair of riding pants, or limited on your budget and wanting protection- these are a great option. They do have a distinct chemical smell coming out of the packaging, but after 2 or 3 rides, that smell goes away. Whatever you decide- may your rides be safe and comfortable.**Edit** After washing these for the first time, they are reinforced with Kevlar, along with the Kevlar bum reinforcement. They also haven't shrunk, and removal/reinstallation of CE armor was as simple as the first time.**One Year Review**After wearing these riding jeans religiously for almost a year (14 days short), I am glad to report that they have withstood the test of time. I've worn these jeans with thermal base layers underneath them, with winter blocking chaps over them, have worked on motorcycles in them, and everything in between.They do seem to lose elasticity in the bum portion a little sooner than before (about every 4 rides compared to every 7 or so when new), however- there's no tearing, fraying, or thinning of either the denim or Kevlar portions of the pant. I'm so satisfied with these riding jeans, that I will be placing another order soon in the gray color. I'm not sponsored, financially compensated, or otherwise obligated to leave a positive review- I just want to share my experience and help other riders make a sound decision.

Took this on my first ride today 6 hours in total. Completely comfortable.Some purchasing notes from reviews I’ve read and obvious:-These are definitely made to be worn with boots.- They are true to size, Which they are suppose to be they are protective gear not a fashion statement.-If you don’t wear these pants exactly on the waist, it’s a waste and will not be comfortable. Yes, your rear will hang out.-The knees pads sit in place whilst in the riding position. That would be annoying if they were snugged to your knees while just walking around.

Not the fit i expected knee pads are low on knee.

The fit, style, quality of these pants is very good. No matter how much they protect me in case of crash, I probably wouldn’t wear them if they didn’t look stylish. At first I noticed the knee pads and felt a bit awkward. But after wearing and riding around I almost completely forgot they were there. The front pockets are like half the size of regular jeans or pants. That’s a bit odd. But I could still fit my wallet on one side and keys on the other. I also have Cortech Malibu Chino riding pants which are similar in price but don’t come with pads. I would recommend these as well. Overall great riding pants that are stylish enough to wear on or off the bike.

I already looked awesome whilst sitting upon my motorbike, but now I'm approaching god status. These trousers are comfy and durable and the armor makes me feel safe. Also, I don't have to, uh, "adjust" things as frequently whilst riding.

These fit pretty closely to normal size jeans, I'll need a belt but good fit. Padding is better than nothing, not bad, length runs long which is good when riding. The knee pads should be 3 or 4 inches higher. They are shin pads when standing but are placed well when in seated position. I've had pants where knee pads were appropriate sitting or standing, so that's a little odd about these. If you should fall or roll you may or may not be protected with these. I'll wear these and feel more protected than just regular jeans, but still may look around for something else.

Excelentes materiales. Que tengan kevlar en la parte de atrás es una gran protección. Se amoldan perfectamente. Muy buenos pantalones para motociclismo.

Soy 32 de cintura y compré talla 30/32, me quedó excelente... La calidad es buena... Muy satisfecho, lo volvería a comprar...

Los pantalones son cómodos y con buena presentación son embargo tienen poca resistencia a la fricción, después de una caída a baja velocidad 30 km/h en la región de la rodilla la tela se rompió