I bought the RevIT Airwave 2 riding pants in white for my trip to Laguna Seca. I intended to use them over bicycle riding shorts with Gel inserts which by the way really help on those long days.
The pants did very well. Lots of air flow, they come with adjustable knee pads, waist, two front pockets, and were long enough in standard length to not ride up and expose ankle flesh when wearing short boots. They held up well. As you know with the Connie when moving and it is raining, you dont get very much water on yourself. So we rode the first day all in rain down the WA and OR Coast and the pants and Connie kept we warm and dry. By the time we got back a week later the lowest part of them was a bit dirty, other than that they were golden. I noted that unlike jeans they do not stick to my legs when things get hot.
If anyone is wondering why white vs. black? My fellow riders in black riding apparel either leather or fabric were baking as we got further south. I was nice and comfortable, plus it matches my jacket, lol.
Very happy with the purchase.
Cheers!
Gilbysan
The pants did very well. Lots of air flow, they come with adjustable knee pads, waist, two front pockets, and were long enough in standard length to not ride up and expose ankle flesh when wearing short boots. They held up well. As you know with the Connie when moving and it is raining, you dont get very much water on yourself. So we rode the first day all in rain down the WA and OR Coast and the pants and Connie kept we warm and dry. By the time we got back a week later the lowest part of them was a bit dirty, other than that they were golden. I noted that unlike jeans they do not stick to my legs when things get hot.
If anyone is wondering why white vs. black? My fellow riders in black riding apparel either leather or fabric were baking as we got further south. I was nice and comfortable, plus it matches my jacket, lol.
Very happy with the purchase.
Cheers!
Gilbysan