Kevlar Jeans/Shirt
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Kevlar Jeans/Shirt
Anyone have any experience with Dragin Jeans and/or Shirt?
http://www.dragginjeans.com
After watching two guys low-side it in the past year on gravel, I'm thinking it might be time for more protection than just helmet and boots. Understand that nothing beats a riding suit, but figure this might be a good alternative. Stuffing my 49 year old, fat *** into a riding suit just isn't in the cards...
http://www.dragginjeans.com
After watching two guys low-side it in the past year on gravel, I'm thinking it might be time for more protection than just helmet and boots. Understand that nothing beats a riding suit, but figure this might be a good alternative. Stuffing my 49 year old, fat *** into a riding suit just isn't in the cards...
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I've used draggin jeans for the last couple of years. They have stood up pretty well. I havent "road tested" them but they are pretty sturdy. The one complaint that I have about them is that they get uncomfortable after about an hour or so of riding. There's a seam around the leg at around mid-thigh where the kevlar ends that starts to cause pain.
For longer trips I have a pair of leather jeans from Alpinestars that are really comfortable. I've also got a pair of Cycleport kevlar mesh pants for summer, expensive but the best protection that you can get.
For longer trips I have a pair of leather jeans from Alpinestars that are really comfortable. I've also got a pair of Cycleport kevlar mesh pants for summer, expensive but the best protection that you can get.
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