draggin jeans

[remal]

Bought myself a pair of these today and they do look the part. not cheap but look like normal jeans and hopfully protect me a bit more then just wearing jeans.

juat thoughtI would pass on a recomendation of my new buy



www.dragginjeans.com.au/products/j

[Ace-T]

Been considering a pair of these myself, so let us know what you think of them as you use them. I would be interested to know what they are like after a few months, if they are stil a good fit etc. Can you stick 'em in the washing machine btw?

Ace-T

[doc3]

I'd be interested in hearing what you think. I find being dressed like power ranger when nipping to the shops or round a mates isn't always ideal! Do they feel pretty solid? My only concern would be how well they perform if/when called upon.

[remal]

well they fit great , but only had them for less than 24 hours. you can wash them 30deg. so no problem. but just remind me alter on in a few months and bring this post up and I shall see what hey have worn over the months.
after spending almost a ton on them I hope they are as good as I have read

the main thing is they look like normal jeans. Ok the link does not seem to show that but they do and I did not want to look like a child with mothers knitted knee pads in as I have seen in the past weith bike jeans

fingers crossed

to add I bought mine in Riders of bristol. www.ridersofbristol.co.uk/ whcih is lucky was they are only about 10 mins away from me. they had most sizes froma 34" weist to 44" in various design's

Edited by remal on Thursday 17th May 21:55

Edited by remal on Thursday 17th May 21:57

[xanderjones]

I heard that you need to order a good few sizes bigger that regular jeans. Any truth in this?

[Mad Dave]

I bought a set of their cargo pants last summer and absolutely love them. They're comfortable, warm in winter, cool in summer and you get loads of added feel for the bike.

[remal]

xanderjones said:

I heard that you need to order a good few sizes bigger that regular jeans. Any truth in this?

no wearing the same size as I normally do. fit well.

[Twit]

I have a pair too.

I really like them, do occasionally find them a bit warm in the summer cos knitted kevlar is thick but that aside I think they are great.

[FunkyNige]

xanderjones said:

I heard that you need to order a good few sizes bigger that regular jeans. Any truth in this?

I have a thin waist and long legs and the Draggins didn't fit me well, my mate has a larger waist and short legs and his don't fit very well. I've got a pair of Giali jeans which fit a bit better but they're not perfect. I wouldn't reccomend buying them until you've tried a pair on to make sure.

This was a couple of years ago when we bought our jeans so the sizes may have changed a bit now.

[Twit]

Draggin jeans are cut a bit longer in the leg on all sizes. Its so that when you are sat on the bike they don't ride up. Where I bought mine from there seemed to be a decent range of waist sizes... I'm a 32 and a draggin 32 fits fine...