TakueyMotorcycle Riding Jeans Armor Racing Cycling Pants with 4 Knee Hip Protective Pads

They fit as they should, very comfortable as they have stretch panels as well as the material stretches. The safety pads could be better but I am happy with these.

Totally impressed with these pants. Pulled them out of the bag and tried them right on. Ordered the 34(xl), and they’re a bit big around the waste but super comfortable and stretchy. Pads fit right in and you can keep them in the bag the pants came in. Very impressed with the jeans, for what I paid for them. Just wish they hadn’t taken so long to ship over here.

The pants were good but the sizing chart was a little bit out I normally get 34 size pants but your 34 was way to big

These are comfy riding jeans. Only issue I dont like is I wish they would of added a small velcro strip for the knee pad area. When riding the knee flap will stay open and expose the yellow knee pad.

First thing, I am 6'5" athletic build with a 34 waist (usually 36 inseam sometimes 34 depending on designer). For me these feel like skinny jeans on the legs and the waist feels really loose, like not even touching my body, but a belt easily rectifies the situation and they feel pretty comfortable. As others commented, these are about the same thickness as regular jeans so not sure how the manufacturer justifies the title of riding jeans let alone "racing" or maybe they just meant in the style of?Lastly the knee pockets are just dreadful. Whoever designed these must have never been on a bike as the top of the pad pockets (on the outside nonetheless) goes over it with no way to fasten it down so it just acts as an air scoop and flips up almost immediately when you ride - as shown in my pic. The only reason they were given 3 stars instead of 2 is because the quality vs the price is about right. Bottom line is I will keep these as they are better than nothing, sew some velcro on the pad pockets to keep them closed, BUT I won't be buying these again and if I could rewind I would find something else using my lessons learned from these.