HWK Dual Sport Motorcycle Pants for Men with Water Resistant Cordura Textile Fabric & Impact Protection Armor

These HWK dual sport motorcycle pants are fantastic! The fit is comfortable, and the Cordura textile fabric feels durable while providing excellent protection on rides. They hold up well in different weather conditions, and the water resistance is a great bonus. The adjustable straps make it easy to get the perfect fit, and the ventilation keeps things cool on warmer days. Overall, these are a great investment for any rider looking for quality and comfort at a reasonable price.

I must say I was pretty skeptical about this purchase but a fellow dual sport rider did a video review on these pants and convinced me to try them out. Well, he wasn't wrong - they're excellent riding pants! The armor is in the right spots and is removable if you so desire. They're warm for the colder days, fully adjustable and equipped with vents for the warmer days. (They are insulated.) I have not removed the insulation, but it appears you can...I was afraid they were going to look like something Michael Jackson would wear in one of his music videos, but much to my surprise they're not goofy looking at all. The logos and stitching are visible in low light conditions for extra visibility. I am extremely happy with these pants, knowing that if I do lay my bike down on the trail they got my back so to speak. The build quality seems to be very solid as well.Overall 5 stars - highly recommend.

Size: 3xl or 40"-42" with 32" inseamMy typical pant size: 38"x32"Having ridden a couple thousand miles in these pants now I feel I can make an adequate review of them.I originally bought these a size larger than my normal pants with the intention of wearing them as over pants during the colder months, but with the Velcro waist adjustment still being able to wear them stand alone during the warmer months. Something I can recommend is to also purchase a slightly larger inseam, because when you double up on pants and sit on your motorcycle the pants will hike up on your legs and if you don't wear tall boots it will create a wind tunnel for air to flow up your pant legs. This isn't a major problem during warmer months because most of us would like to have that air flow, but during the colder times of the year it creates a significant problem. This can be solved by either getting a pair slightly longer or wearing taller boots. There is plenty of space to be worked with in the waist but I think the upper thigh is a bit lacking. I do have larger than average thighs though so take my word as you will. One major spot for improvement is the crotch, there's just not enough length/fabric between the crotch and the waist belt. That causes some minor discomfort while riding because in order for the waist to feel comfortable and not like the pants are falling off I have to constrict my groin region a little. This can get annoying to say the least.That being said, these pants are generally really warm. They cut the wind very well and the ventilation slits you can see in my pictures seem to do little to nothing for airflow. That's probably because they're fairly small and there is no exit path for the air to flow through. I've started having to wear these pants as stand alone pants or with at max a pair of long johns underneath, if I wear anything more my entire lower body is drenched in sweat after wearing them for an extended length of time off the bike (Like getting coffee with friends after a ride). This is all in temps as low as the mid 40s. I will say though that the inner mesh liner is very comfortable and you will not notice the sweat until your stripping them off after your ride.As far as durability goes, I've ridden a couple thousand miles in these by now and they are holding up very well. I typically ride at speeds around 50mph on average and have reached speeds of up to 85mph while wearing these and nothing has torn or ripped off. The Velcro has held tight and non of the zippers have broken yet. I can't speak much for the abrasion resistance of these yet thank God, mostly because I have not gone down while wearing them. They do have some cheaper armor housed within pockets sewn into the inner mesh. The armor feels decent and at the very least works great as knee pads while kneeling down to work on the bike for minor things along the road. The knees pads seem better than the hips pads.Overall I would say that these are great pants for the price point by far and would recommend them to anyone who is riding on a budget that still wants some "motorcycle pants" to wear instead of just jeans. As the title says "Warm, wind resistant, but tight".Noticeable areas of improvement to be had:- More fabric between the crotch and waist.- Better ventilation ports, possibly an exit port as well- Larger upper thigh region

I bought a size bigger than I normally wear and I can slup these over my jeans. Very good pants and iam suprised they don't cost more. They do block any air from coming in but the pants do have a air vent you can open for when it's hot out. They don't wiegh that much so they are not consistently trying to fall down and they have a built in belt to tighten the pants. Seems fairly durable but if you when down I can see them shredding fairly quick. Good for mountain biking in the winter also

Was a little skeptical buying moto gear off Amazon. Wanted another pair of riding clothes and decided to try these out.These are super comfortable and have secure pockets for putting items in, if needed. The zippers for air vents are awesome too. I got a new bike and the seat was super slick. My riding jeans just slide back and forth even. With these pants, I got great grip and don’t have any concern at all. Will definitely buy another pair when the time comes