You've got big *****! So do yourself a favor and try some Diamond Gusset jeans. I recently bought a pair of these with the Kevlar and riding today was a revelation in comfort. A little extra room in the playing field goes a long way to keep your ***** happy. The gusset really works and not only will your ***** be happy, but you'll be supporting a company that still makes jeans in the U.S.A. Plus, the regular Diamond Gusset jeans cost about as much as a pair of Levi's from China.

 

Thanks for the tip. I could always use a little more room in that area. I will check them out. Anybody else out there try them?

 

Is ordering from the company direct your only option? I kinda like to try stuff on first. They look like a great idea. Probably my #1 complaint about Jeans.

 

I ordered online. I don't think any stores carry them. I was hesitant at first because I also like to try before I buy, but these fit really well. They have you measure the waist of your favorite pants and then you select that measurement and they make sure the jeans they send you are the exact size you requested so it's like getting semi custom fitting jeans. Plus, they have a 30 day return/refund policy if you don't like the jeans they send you.

 

http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/m...oom-jeans.aspx

 

I have a lot of stuff from there. They make good stuff. Also have some Eotac tactical jeans that have a bunch of extra pockets that have the ol nut gusset in them as well. They do not, however have Kevlar.

 

And most of their jeans aren't made in the USA which is important to me. Also, the version of the USA made Duluth jeans are way more expensive than the regular USA Diamond Gusset's. $80 for the Duluth versus $55 for the Diamond Gusset.

 

I have both the Diamond Gusset and Duluth jeans, the Diamonds are more comfortable and made for riding motorcycles. Along with the Kevlar, they have velcro tabs on the ankle, keeps they from blowing up.

 

I've had the Diamond Gusset Defenders for about four years awesome jeans, very comfortable. As said earlier made in the U.S.A..

 

Great, nice to have options!

Anyone have any experience with "draggin jeans"? I was going to order a pair but now I saw this post.

Nice to have opinions for these too.

Ed

http://dragginjeans.com/default.aspx