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  O'Neal Racing Element Warhawk Pant 2023

  paker in FL

  Great off-roading pants no pockets though

  Overall I like these pants as a young Inexperienced rider doing hair scrambles every few weeks I overall love these pants they're ventilation is amazing The protection is really good especially for at pants that price and they fit my knee braces

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  O'Neal Racing Airwear Freez Pant

  Caleb in LA

  Great fabric and well built, but TIGHT around the k...

  This product has been discontinued, so I bought it on clearance. I think the construction and materials are excellent, the color and design are beautiful. But the legs are too narrow to fit knee-braces. Positives: Colors - I love the red, blue and light grey, and the simple classic pattern has the right balance of striking without garish. I really stand out in a crowd of black and orange outfits. It matches well with my Yamaha and my Honda. Material - It's got a great amount of mesh and stretch panels where needed. The heavy duty denier is full of perforations that breath like crazy when the bike is moving. The leather pads give good grip on the bike too, and the belt is great for adjustability. Negatives: Pockets - There are none. I have a set of O'Neal Mayhem that has a nice discrete pocket that zips shut. I don't see why this couldn't be standard. If you don't like a pocket - don't use it. Hip pads - My cheap Element pants have hip pads and velcro mounting points for them, but these expensive pants came with NO hip pads and NO mounting points either. I can't even put my hip pads in them if I wanted to. So we get fewer features for more price? Narrow Legs - The lower part of the pant leg is way too small. I'm a skinny guy, but I can barely squeeze my legs in with knee braces. If I want to use these pants I have to go back to my cheap soft knee pads. It's surprising that pants of this price and quality aren't made to fit knee braces of any sort. Conclusion: I really like the look, build quality, fabric and overall design of these pants, but a bit more room in the leg and two simple "fuzz pads" sewn into the waist would make these pants perfect - and a pocket which they already have on their cheaper line of pants. These simple oversights keep me from giving them 5 stars.

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  Fox Racing 360 Linc Pant

  Mark in NM

  So far there very good.

  Love them. True to size. Ride a ex 450 gasgas and they match great. For the price I couldn't be happier.

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  O'Neal Racing Apocalypse Pant

  lee in GA`

  Excellent pants

  They last me for 2 seasons of hard woods riding; excellent zipper pockets for phone/keys and the OTB keeps expensive boots clean

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  Seven Vox Staple Pant

  Sean in NC

  Obscenely stiff "premium" pant

  Really stiff material. Not what I usually associate with premium Seven gear. They also lack a leather inner knee patch to guard against heat or pipe burns. Bought this for my 12 year old son (5'-5", 114 lbs, 27" waist) and the fit is great and they look good. Would be 5 star if the above issues weren't issues. For the price I'd expect a little better.

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  Klim Dakar Pant

  GRADYN in CO

  Great deal for great quality

  Fantastic riding pants, great price for such quality. Love the venting options, good pocket space, and the look. If you're like me and can't bring yourself to give several hundred dollars for riding pants, these Dakar pants make it possible to enjoy great quality for the modest budget.

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