CTBQiTomMotorcycle Pants for Men Motocross Riding Pants Motorbike Riding Denim Jeans Adventure Trousers with CE Armor

Got a 34 reg for my husband but it was a little too snug so I went up to 38 just in case, so it was loose around the waist but still snug on legs but still could fit boots under ankle part of pant, very stretchy and comfortable!

These pants fit okay at first, but shrank further than anticipated after the first wash. They're a close fitting jean, with legs that are skinnier than a straight cut jean. The stretching portions are okay, but as time went on after wearing them a few times, they became uncomfortable. Particularly with some of the stitching sticking out behind the zipper along with the crutch point, or crotch seam as it was very low or long for a pair of mens pants. The pads included are nice, but make the legs ride up while riding, probably because they shrank so much. It's almost as if they modelled these pants on a woman, added pad inserts and sold them as 'motorcycle pants'. I don't recommend them, but if you're desperate for some riding pants, then make sure to get a few sizes larger than you usually get.UPDATE: CBTQiTom contacted me, concerned about my experience with their product. They elected to replace my motorcycle pants for free. I ordered them in black, 2 sizes larger anticipating that they'd shrink again and as predicted, they did, but now they fit great! (I prefer my pants a little loose.) No problems with the stitching. I can wear them all day comfortably without the knee pads in. If I leave the pads in, they rest just low enough that the top edge of the knee pad rests on my kneecaps while standing, which can be a little uncomfortable, but once I get on my motorcycle they're in perfect position over my knees. The hip pads can be left in all day, as they're position does not obstruct or conflict with any joints.I'm glad they contacted me about my experience and I'm happy with the results, therefore, I've bumped my rating up to 4 stars. These are all-day comfortable riding pants you can wear at the office with a decent price. They might not protect well in a slide (there's no Cordura, Kevlar, or Dyneema) but at least you can keep your joints padded with level 2 CE rated pads.

These are actually pretty decent pants. For the price, it's hard to find something that fits well and has CE 2 armor. You might see other brands like HWK, but those are so so baggy.These are super comfy and fit well if you're thinner. They're very stretchy and the armor is a nice bonus, though the hip armor sits really quite low. The pants themselves are okay quality, out of box i noticed some loose thread ends and there's also no aramid to protect your butt. That being said, they aren't sold as aramid pants, just as denim, and the denim is very supple and thick enough. In a slide these wouldn't be the best, but they're better than normal jeans and they look great. Having ripped through aramid pants myself I really wouldn't want to go ass to grass in these, but if you're commuting in these they're really good. Just don't use them as long distance pants.One thing I didn't like as much about these is the color. The army green is very olive, hardly green at all. I thought it was brown when i pulled it out of the bag. Also, the belt loops seem incredibly flimsy. They're made like any other pants which isn't what you want from riding pants, but belt loops are pretty minor.

I have to admit I was skeptical when I ordered them only because I’ve ordered riding pants from two other companies and I use their size chart and the pants were entirely too big so I used their size chart and ordered the appropriate size riding pants.They just arrived. I want to open the package and looked at them. I thought to myself I will gosh these are going to be way too small, but I’ll try them on and they fit and feel great. I like the cargo pockets and the armor that was included, and another thing that’s really important to me is that the pants are tapered at the ankle so the material won’t get caught up in anything when you’re shifting or using the rear brake. So the next major hurdle to get over is to see how the last after the first wash I sure hope they don’t shrink. They look great. They feel great on and has all the teachers that I was looking for. .

UPDATE: These WILL NOT protect you in the event of a slide! I went down on some gravel going maybe 25-30 mph and the pants immediately ripped at the knees and the knee pads did not stay in place resulting in ROAD RASH! Was it better than if I wasn’t yes, BUT not worth the money. Would be much better off buying something higher quality. How much are YOU worth?Original review: I bought two pairs of these in different colors and the stitching is already failing on both pairs after a couple weeks. They came with two different armors, one was “CE level one” (thin foam) and one was actual CE level 2. I bought one in size 38 and one in size 40…they both fit as if they were both size 42. They are cheap and you get what you pay for, cheap pants.