Recommend me some cotton/kevlar cargo style bike pants with armoured knees...

Does my ass look big in these?
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Have a look at this..... HELD catalogue link.

cargos and jeans cant remember what page sorry

http://www.held.de/1-1-Home.html

cheers Jim.....
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JiMcI wrote:Have a look at this..... HELD catalogue link.

cargos and jeans cant remember what page sorry

http://www.held.de/1-1-Home.html

cheers Jim.....
sorry try this instead page 114 and on...

http://held.de/livebook_english_2013/in ... _2013.html
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What about Forcefield armoured undies with any old cargo pants on top? Not the cheapest option I'll give you that but it does allow versatility.
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davsato wrote:If you can find them, I use giali/hardas cargo pants. Very tough, much bigger area of kevlar coverage inside, doubled up in important places, and has knee AND hip pads. Very comfy too, or as comfy as these things can be
I have a pair of Giali cargo pants that are now too big for me. If you need a 38 waist, pm me.

I preferred the Hood ones anyway.
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The Wilbur wrote:
davsato wrote:If you can find them, I use giali/hardas cargo pants. Very tough, much bigger area of kevlar coverage inside, doubled up in important places, and has knee AND hip pads. Very comfy too, or as comfy as these things can be
I have a pair of Giali cargo pants that are now too big for me. If you need a 38 waist, pm me.

I preferred the Hood ones anyway.
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Yep Hood good value & made in UK




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Andanother for Hood!
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I would say Red route. Simply because i was with a friend who was knocked off while wearing them. He went flying down the road and got up without a scratch (on his legs/arse etc) The only thing wrong with them was the back pocket press stud came off. He still wears them now.
I bought the exact same pair. Theres nothing like seeing how they perform in the real world to make your mind up. (Plus they are reasonablby priced circa 100 quid)
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After a bit of searching I found these on ebay - total bargain! They arrived today, and I'm wearing now - and for the price they seem pretty good. If anyone's interested the sizing seems pretty spot on. I'm a 34" waist on a good day (today isn't one of those days) and they're a snug fit, but not too tight. Protection is the normal basic rubber type, but easily upgraded. Too good a price not to try.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorbike-Mot ... 1251961088

they're also on amazon, but more expensive


I got the grey ones, which are actually darker than in the pics
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