LOMENG Motorcycle Riding Pants Motorbike Motocross Cycling Jeans Safety CE Knee Hip Removable Armored All Seasons for Men

I wore these pants for the first time today and they felt great! They were surprisingly cool for a 90-degree day, so that was a big plus, and they are very well constructed and offer a lot of protection. They are soft and offer good stretch and honestly feel like some of my normal jeans. I would've given them 5 stars, but they need to work on their quality control because one of the pockets where the hip protector goes was sewn in facing the wrong direction. You are supposed to be able to open the pocket and slide the protector in and velcro it shut. I can do that on one side, but the other pouch is facing the wrong direction, so I have to put the protector in first, then put the pants on. My wife can take it apart and fix it, but still. They should've caught that at the factory. I would've asked for a replacement, but it would take two weeks to get another pair and I want to go riding, so I'll live with it. Still highly recommended!!Update: I ended up ordering a replacement and this pair is stitched correctly! I ordered a size smaller too (28) and they fit perfectly. For reference, I have a 32-inch waist and stand 5'-09."

Honestly this is a great pair of pants. Super comfortable and good range of motion. My only complaint is the sizing is weird the waist is really wide for how form fitting the rest of the pant is. Nothing a belt can't fix though. But I'd definitely buy from them again.

If you like really skinny jeans, then these are for you. I wear 36 waist 32 or 34 length. I ordered the 2x. The waist is VERY BIG!! and the length is just barely long enough. If I put on a belt they work. I'm kinda skinny in my legs and the pants are tight. The pockets suck. Don't put anything in them or you're going to lose it. The material is soft (don't know how it will hold up in an accident, don't want to find out!!) But they are stylish. I'm too old for these but I don't care. More for a younger guy I guess. I have no advice on sizes. Just try them on and see. Padding on the knees are in the right place but not the hips. I'm looking for a different pair of riding pants, but I'm keeping these just in case

Great riding pants very comfortable

I love these pants, fit and feel great. They are a bit bigger around the waist I just tighten my belt a little more haha, but overall will and have been recommending these to fellow riders.

The kevlar barely covers half or your but. I don't feel confortable in case something happens, the fit is nice n tight. the zipper and buttons very cheap, armor protectors fit well. Not the best pants for your money! If you are gonna spend more than $100 try something else.

Title: Great Style and Added Armor, But Sizing Needs AttentionI recently purchased these motorcycle pants in an XL, although I usually wear a 34x32 in regular pants. While the style is on point and closely mimics the look and feel of more expensive rebranded moto pants, the fit in the waist was slightly too large for me. This was surprising given my usual pant size.The inclusion of armor pads is a definite bonus, offering an added layer of protection that's always welcome on the road. However, the hip pads seem a bit misplaced in the XL size. Rather than covering my hip bones, they sit deep in the pocket on my side. I'm not sure if this is intentional, but it's something to consider if you're relying on them for safety.Lastly, the non-functional zippers on the tan version are somewhat tacky. It would have been much better if they served a purpose—like ventilation—or were actual pockets, rather than being purely aesthetic.Overall, the pants are stylish and offer some great features like the included armor pads. Just be cautious with the sizing, and don't expect every detail to be functional.

I think that people are led to believe these will protect you, but they are cotton, polyester, and spandex. Don't think that will protect you. The hip, knee, elbow, shoulder and back may be CE rated, but from what I understand you need a CE 2 level for real protection. The knee, hip etc protection inserts may not stand up to a slide. I don't recommend these if you are looking for slide protection. These are really adequate protective gear!