Hood jeans are another great option as previously mentioned too, Bull-it, Draggin', Drayko.... and Australian Biker Jeans. They have a really nice liner which my previous ones did not have. As well as being more comfy and better for helping with sweat dissipation they also have a beneficial safety effect - I'll leave you to read the Hood blurb. ☺️ I've used Hood jeans and and very happy with them. Here is a review that I posted recently elsewhere: That's an interesting article... I'm gonna pass it on to Motolegends to get their skew on it! They're pretty switched on guys, and if they haven't seen it already (which I'd be very surprised by) I'd love to hear what they have to say. To weave its innovative denim, Spanx uses organic cotton and lyocell fibres to create gentle textures that you can slip on with ease. There's also a healthy amount of elastane in the fabric blend, to provide the stretch for freer movement. Many pairs include smooth polyester linings, bringing extra cosiness and warmth in colder weather. These shaping jeans feature elasticated waistbands for flexibility and support, and hidden panels around your belly for a flattening effect.

I went with the new D30 Ghost armour in hip and knee, blimey it's light and well ventilated which will be great for those hot days. My new Hood K7 jeans are really good quality and have been improved in several ways. They meet the AAA standard, however, as they cut and stitch in the Kevlar a few inches above the bottom of the jeans (they assume that you will be wearing boots and so the kevlar is not required there) they are classed as AA jeans. As part of prEN 17092 It's to do with the location of the protection. They fit fine over my motorcycle boots (Gaerne and TCX). The single layer jeans that Motolegends sell (which I do not own) come from some very reliable source's and have apparently been tested and proven by whatever the organisation it is that does it, to not only meet, but surpass leather, and on one manufacturers jean, actually double the slide time over leather!?

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