Kevlar jeans...

[EazyDuz]

Has anyone bought these before:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mens-Black-Kevlar-Motorcycle-Bike-Jeans-Classic-Fit-/360377759101?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Clothing&var=&hash=item92afedd732

Just wondering if brands like draggin or Hood are any better than these generic type ones. Seem to have the same kevlar coverage as the leading brands, and they look nice too.
So, worth buying as my first pair? Or steer clear?

[whitedevil]

You get what you pay for imo. It doesnt mention the stitching which is one of the most important features. I'd pay the extra and get a quality pair with double or triple stitching.
Search the forum there is some good reviews for biker jeans.
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GPZ500 sold ~ CBR600FS-2 sold ~ ZX6R sold ~ Street Triple R

[Germ]

Try Australian Bikers here CLICKY.

I bought the black kevlar cargo pants and they're comfortable and well made.Thought the knee pads were in the wrong place but once on the bike they slide into place.

[Rogerborg]

[phonesurgeon]

Rogerborg...

I just emailed that seller with your pointers... waiting to hear...

[EazyDuz]

Bought the black jeans from australian bikers, rang them first and they are double stitching so soundsgood to me.

[EazyDuz]

got them now, fully armoured, the jeans themselves seem a bit thin, but they have a lot of kevlar.

[whitedevil]

Now if you could just go and throw yourself down the road and report back. Theres a good chap
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GPZ500 sold ~ CBR600FS-2 sold ~ ZX6R sold ~ Street Triple R

[robs321]

My Hood jeans have a complete lining of kevler (or whatever they have) that runs to the back of your knees and to your shins on the front. When I checked out the dragging jeans they seem to have patches of kevler sewn in. There was bugger all on the front, not good when ya sliding on ya wedding tackle?

[Rob W]