| | |  | Textile | Home » » » » » Tour Master Venture Air Men's Textile Touring Motorcycle Pants | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | - Armor-Link Mesh shell with 1680 Denier Ballistic Polyester knee panels for comfort, durability and abrasion resistance
- Phoslite reflective panels and piping for increased nighttime visibility
- Durable 1680 Denier Ballistic Polyester
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Great pair of pantsMay 25, 2007
By Robert Paul Rathbun II
"FJRBOB"
So far I like these pants. Last Saturday I wore them up to Deals Gap to ride the Dragon. Wore them over jeans - no liners and they were very comfortable and unrestrictive. I did NOT buy them a size larger than normal. I wore them home from work one warm day with no liner and shorts and my knees sweated and the armour was uncomportable. I moved the lining up higher. Haven't worn them with shorts yet but moving the armour up made them comfortable over jeans. Good material. Good construction. Good pockets.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Venture PantsDec 13, 2011
By Tony J
I'm very happy with these pants. I have worn them while riding in temps down to 39-40 degrees and was comfortable. They fit well and don't bunch up. I had read where riders had trouble with the knee pads not being in the right place but if you take all of the liners out you will find that there are velcro adjustments used to reposition the pads. This was useful for me since I'm 5'5" or so. The length was perfect for me with an inch or so to spare. Not much more than that since the pants will come up a little when you sit on the bike. I'm a little over weight at 180lbs so the pants are a little snug at the waist but do have some velcro and elastic that help make them fit better. Not enough room to wear jeans underneath, at least until I lose some weight, so I usually wear sweats or scrub pants under them (I work in a hospital, hence the scrub pants) but still stayed warm on the cold rides home. The liners come out easily and overall the pants seem to be made well but only time will tell.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great Protective PantsAug 03, 2010
By Robert I. Alexander
"ralexander58"
I am impressed with Tourmaster and Cortech design and quality. I have their gloves, their jacket and these pants. For the level of quality, the removable liner, and the padding this beats everything I looked at online and on the shelf at local motorcycle shops. I purchased these because they fit over my jeans and other pants and can be worn in colder weather with the liner. I ride a beemer but I wear Cortech stuff. Be safe. Be seen! And if you go down, I hope you are wearing something as good as this.
Excellent pantsJul 13, 2009
By R. Rafael
"traveller"
The pants are useful in all sorts of weather, due to the removable liners (there are two different liners inside).
THe size runs true or a bit tight. buy larger if you want to wear street pants under.
I really feel safer with these on...
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