http://www.dragginjeans.com/

I was just up at Recreational Leisure in Detroit today and saw these. They seem pretty neat and a possible solution to many peoples problems of what to wear when commuting or running errands.

A brief overview: Kevlar lined jeans with removable padding.

Didn't see it when I searched, so I thought I would post up some info. Anyone try these?

 

theyre only lined on the *** and knees or so i read? check for me. also i did a lot of reading and many said its somewhat like a gimmick, it may help in some situations, but its really not all its worked up to be.

while we're on the matter, what do you guys think about Icon's 14oz denim jeans?

 

http://www.dragginjeans.ca/

I have a pair of their cargo pants. Really comfy**, and the fabric is soft and a little thicker than most regular pants. The thickness isn't a factor in the heat, but it helps a little on those chilly days/nights. The kevlar material is in the knees, hips, and ***. They really look like regular cargo pants, nobody can tell the difference, it's great.

I haven't wrecked in these...yet but the website has quite a convincing Product Testing section.

For comfort and quality and give them a

**If you do decide on these in the future, I recommend you go one size bigger than what you normally wear.

 

BTW, don't ask me if they're the same company or what their affiliations are between each other, because I have no idea. I just know one has different styles than the other.

 

for a few more dollars you can pick up some leather 'street' pants with re-inforced knee pads.

check newenough.com great service

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hybridreams &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">http://www.dragginjeans.ca/

I have a pair of their cargo pants. Really comfy**, and the fabric is soft and a little thicker than most regular pants. The thickness isn't a factor in the heat, but it helps a little on those chilly days/nights. The kevlar material is in the knees, hips, and ***. They really look like regular cargo pants, nobody can tell the difference, it's great.

I haven't wrecked in these...yet but the website has quite a convincing Product Testing section.

For comfort and quality and give them a

**If you do decide on these in the future, I recommend you go one size bigger than what you normally wear.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Wassup with their inseam? Why's it so long? I need a 34~36 waist w/a 30 inseam.

 

Holy **** $180!? I'd rather buy me some convertible textile pants for that money.

In response to RedStar, not everyone want to sport leather pants to work.