Adventure Pants

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Adventure pants are the long-haul layer that carries you from highway to dirt without changing kit. This range spans textile, leather and mesh builds from Shark Leathers, Leatt, Merlin, Thor, Motodry and Oxford, tuned for four-season touring, waterproof commutes and off-road trails across Australian conditions. How to choose adventure motorcycle pants Adventure pants are graded by abrasion certification under EN 17092, where AAA is the highest road rating, AA is the mid tier and A is the lightweight tier. Match the certification to your riding. Long touring and dual-sport days lean AAA, while warm-weather mesh trades coverage for airflow at the A or AA level. Build EN 17092 tier Best use Armour Textile 4-season AAA / AA Touring, all-season CE Level 2 knee + hip Leather AAA Road, high-speed CE Level 2 knee Mesh A / AA Summer, hot climate CE Level 1 knee Armour and fit standards Impact protection is rated to EN 1621-1, where CE Level 1 transmits no more than 18 kN and CE Level 2 transmits no more than 9 kN, so Level 2 halves the force reaching your joints. Adventure pants ship with knee and hip armour pockets so you can adjust height across a 30 mm to 50 mm range to sit the protector on the joint. Waterproof textile builds run laminated or drop-in membranes rated to a 10,000 mm water column, and ventilation zips on mesh panels can shed up to 40% more heat on summer trails. Sizing spans a 28 inch to 44 inch waist with leg adjusters for boot-over fitment. Pair adventure pants with matched Adventure Jackets and grippy Mens Off-Road Boots . For the certification detail, read Kevlar & EN 17092 Explained . Related: Adventure Jackets · Mens Off-Road Boots · Road Pants · All Armour · Kevlar & EN 17092 Explained Frequently asked questions What is the difference between textile, leather and mesh adventure pants? Textile pants suit four-season touring and pair well with waterproof membranes for wet weather. Leather offers the highest abrasion resistance for fast road wor

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