WICKED STOCK Mens Waterproof Armored Motorcycle Riding Dual Sport Pants Protective CE Level-1

I bought a Wicked Stock jacket with CE Level 2 elbow and CE Level 2 back armor with level 1 shoulder armor for $100 with a removable waterproof and windproof liner from Amazon and it's just as nice as jackets that cost $300 to $400 from named brands like Alpinestars! So I bought the Wicked Stock pants with built in liner and CE Level 1 armor in the knees and hips. I ordered the Icon D30 LP2 CE Level 2 knee armor and Alpinestars Flex Pro knee armor from Revzilla to see which feels better for the pants. They have a zipper in the rear to connect the jacket to the pants and they are warm in the cold while driving my e-scooter at up to 48mph and I have a Scorpion EXO AT960 modular helmet that is great for winter and with the Wicked Stock Pants and Jacket with the Scorpion helmet. The pants textile material is very thick and at the knees it's double thickness with a little bit of padding in front of the level two armor. Now I can drive all winter up to a certain temperature. It's really not good to ride an e scooter especially since lithium ion batteries degrade under 32°F So far the wicked stock jacket and pants are really worth every dollar and The jacket was a little under $100 and the pants were $60

Getting ready for a fall ride up to the Ga/NC mountains. I'm from South Florida, so I'm looking for something warmer than jeans to wear, but also wanted good ventilation when things warm up. These appeared to do the job, and then I read a bunch of good reviews, so I decided to give it a shot. The price is pretty darn good, too. So they fit "right". I'm 5'10, 210lbs, 57 years old but still semi-athletic body with an extra layer on top. I ordered the XL Short, and this is the first pair of riding pant that actually look nice (without an extra 6" of pants all bunched up on top of my feet). They fit well, and lots of velcro to tighten/loosen where you need to. They were warm in just a few minutes walking around the house in 75 degree AC, but not making me sweat. (All vents closed). They feel waterproof, they have the rubberized zippers (good), and I will update after my trip in 2 weeks so I can give a riding report update, but so far, I'm impressed. The hip padding is thin, but that's fine, the pants are comfortable, and it is better than nothing. The knee pads are located in the right place too!!!! (went with the SHORT length). I'm giving it 5 stars now, and if I get soaked I'll lower the score... it always rains in FL, so I'll be testing that out soon enough. I'm the author of "Ride Captains and Tail-Gunners" - and I have almost 175,000 miles of experience.

Pants fit well and true to stated size. Lots of adjustments to customize the fit. Comfortable and the protective padding coverage is very good. Purchased to wear in colder weather (for Florida). Works well down to 50 degrees due to Risa waterproof lining. Colder temps require additional underlayer (e.g. thermal underwear). Comfortable up to 80 degrees. Have not tested venting in 80+ temps nor tested any waterproof quality in wet weather. Snaps and zippers hold up well so far. Would buy again and recommend for cool weather wear. Only nit to pick is: the adjustment tab velcro hangs off past the mating velcro strip but it certainly not a deal breaker.

Bought these as part of my rain gear while riding and was able to test them the other day when I didn’t get home before the storm. Can say pants were dry for sure. They were a little tighter than my regular size fit so I recommend you go slightly bigger waist measure. Length was good. Quite warm too, will be interesting to see how they feel and breathe in warmer weather and opening up zippers for airflow. Convenient pockets and comfortable while riding. Pads feel bulky but as a new rider I’m fine with it for now. Feel protected in the event of a fall. Sturdy material but thankfully haven’t been in an accident to truly test that feature.

I bought these with the intent of wearing them for my 45 mile commute back and forth from work. I get off at 1 am so at times it's quite chilly. My first concern was sizing. I'm 6'3" and weigh 235lbs with an athletic build. I typically wear a size 34"x36" pant size. I ordered a size XL long wich states 34-36x35.5" inseam with the intent of wearing these as over pants. I was quite pleased with the fit over my jeans but hadn't actually worn them while riding until today. It's cold right now, 42° and we're on self quarantine for COVID-19 precautions, so I thought, what better time to try these out!?I ride as GSX1300R so I have to pull my legs up past a 90° angle to get my feet on the pegs. The pants were somewhat restrictive for this and in fact I actually missed the pegs a couple times. I could feel them bunch up behind my knees quite a bit but to be fair these are NOT designed to be over pants. They did pull up a bit exposing a small portion of my ankles but not too bad (I was wearing sneakers, not riding boots). Again, for someone riding a cruiser style bike I don't forsee this being an issue.I went for a very short ride about (8 miles) but did bring my bike up to 65mph and never once did my legs get cold or felt a draft. In fact, my chest got cold through my leather jacket but my legs were fine.The material seems durable and well made. The only problem I've found is that the zipper on the back of the pants and the zipper on the back of my Joe Rocket jacket are sewn on in a way that doesn't allow me to utilize the function of zipping them together. Overall I would absolutely recommend these pants for the price.

These are great pants for some water resistance in a light drizzle or something. Maybe even some rain on your way to work or somewhere quick. However, I went riding for only a couple of hours in the rain and the rain just soaked right through. Not sure if true waterproof exists or not. For the features though, the pockets, straps, and vents are great. I still actually would recommend these, but only three stars for selling it to me as waterproof as I was depending on that.