#Olympia x moto pants full
#Olympia x moto pants zip

Generous leg openings with bottom Velcro closures makes standing boot on entry and exit a breeze. Additional features of the Olympia X Moto. Over Or Under Rain Pant - Sturdy waterproof breathable rip stop nylon shell, elasticized waist. From the outer shell, to the AquaRes laminated rain pant that can be worn either over or under the X Moto 2 Pants, the trousers do not slack when it comes to meeting the X Moto 2 promise. An elasticized waist with side waist slide buckles help riders achieve a customized fit. Just as with the top-half, the X Moto 2 Pants make use of Olympia’s two-layer system for maximizing functionality. Generous leg openings with an adjustable Velcro closure system makes standing boot on entry a breeze. LAYER TWO offers a fully functional AquaRes™ laminated rain pant that’s sized to fit over or under the main out shell. Washable leather reinforcement panels run from the inner thigh to the bottom hem. Two front zipper pockets and two rear stash pockets offer secure storage for personal items. 3 tier adjustable knee armor positions, stretch waist panels and our EZ hem bottom detail allows riders to achieve a customized fit. Standing, boot on entry is a snap as side leg zippers extend all the way to the waistband. Front thigh vent panels lay flat when placed into self-storage pockets positioned below the knees. Olympia Moto Sports’ AST2 Touring Jacket is available in sizes S-4XL for 349.99 and its Ranger 3 Over Pants (some details have been improved over the Ranger 2 pants) are available in waist. Olympia’s “Mega Vent Panel System” allows this pant to transition from solid body, to adjustable airflow construction in seconds.

LAYER ONE consists of a rugged 5 D Cordura® shell for maximum abrasion resistance. Olympia’s unique “TWO LAYER SYSTEMS DESIGN” and Mega Vent Panel System offer excellent multi season riding comfort.

#Olympia x moto pants full

Just go to any golf or hiking type store and pick up a pair of rain pants there.Designed to coordinate with Olympia’s X Moto 2 and Expedition jackets, this versatile style can be worn as a stand-alone riding pant or as full over pant. Also, if you lose or ruin the liner, you haven't ruined the entire riding pant. I just took that liner and it worked great and looked fine. When I went on a family vacation to Iceland, I knew it would be cold and rainy.in August. The 100% waterproof liner is great to wear by itself too.

Removable and adjustable height CE approved Motion Flex armor at knees. Olympia designed it so you can attach it to make the liner and the pant one item, but I leave them separate and just put them on and off as one item by holding onto the waist. Full side leg zippers extend to waistband. It gives easier and slides over the boots with no issues. With an MSRP of 499.99 for the jacket and 359.99 for the pants, the Dakar 3 riding suit offers a lot of versatility and value. The suit breaths freely while still offering a great deal of protection. With the separate liner, I don't have it catch on the boot soles. Without the liner installed, the air flow provided by the mesh panels made it my favourite warm weather riding attire this summer. Eventually, the stitching loosens and water comes in. When you put the pants on with your boots on, your boot soles will catch on that built-in liner on other pants. My previous riding pants all leaked in the crotch area. There's nothing to store away and potentially lose.Īt first, I thought Olympia did a poor job with the separate wind/rain liner my previous pants all had the rain liner built into the riding pant. The unzipped portion tucks neatly into the knee and shin area where you don't notice it. When the temps get to full on summer, I unzip the mega-vent panels and I have a large mesh area open over my thighs. For riding in warmer temps with no rain, I just leave the rain/wind liner in the pannier.

#Olympia x moto pants zip

For cold weather and riding in the rain, I slip the 100% waterproof and breathable liner on under the riding pants and zip up the mega-vent panels. I've used them in temps from 16F to 105F. Since I've been wearing these pants, I've almost forgotten I also own mesh pants for summer riding. And if for some reason I have to replace them.I'll probably buy another pair. They might easily be the last riding pants I own. Olympia hasn't changed much just tweaked things on an already great design.and charge more for it.