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Average Customer Rating:   4.0 out of 5 (based on 2 ratings)
- 600 Denier Carbolex shell with 600 Denier Ballistic polyester knee panels for comfort, durability and abrasion resistance.
- Rainguard waterproof/breathable barrier.
- Phoslite reflective material panels and piping for increased nighttime visibility.
- Durable, 600 Denier Ballistic Polyester seat panel to minimize slipping.
- Double-stitched construction throughout.
- Dual-elastic panel waistband with adjustable waist belts.
- Accordion-style expansion panels at the rear waist and above knees for increased flexibility.
- Two zippered hand pockets with waterproof lining.
- Removable, CE-approved knee armor with Tour Master's 3-Position Knee Armor Alignment System as well as removable soft hip armor.
- External, 600 Denier Ballistic Polyester EVA padded hip and waist panels.
- Stretch materials in the calf and inseam provide a performance fit.
- Removable insulated liner with rib knit stretch inseam and knee area.
- Waterproof side-entry leg zippers and zippered insulated liner allow for ease of dressing.
- Features 8" pant/jacket zipper attachment with the jacket sides included.
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By Chris from WV
Pros: Good pants for the vertically challenged rider. I wear a 34-30 jean and they're baggy and bunch up at my shoes. Either way, the short sized Caliber pant fit me pretty nicely. The knee armor is adjustable in an internal pocket with velcro. The armor adjusts up enough to completely cover my knee. This has been hard for me to find in a pair of riding pants, and I was starting to think I was just going to have to get a set of kevlar jeans and give up.
Cons: The only two negatives I can think of so far (with so little time wearing the pants) is that they seem very warm, and the liner is a joke. Without the liner, it feels like a pair of "windbreaker" pants with no liner, and I started to sweat. Maybe the liner would help my skin breath better, but I'm looking for a different liner that doesn't have to attach to the pants. I might try my jeans later, or some underarmor shorts...
Oh, the LINER is definitely cheapely made. Mine came new with two places where the stitching missed the seam, leaving it open.
Sizing Info: Fits true to size
Additional Sizing Notes: Pants seem to fit perfect. I haven't tried to wear jeans under them yet, but they didn't look like they'd fit very well.
Besides the liner issues, these pants seem great, and at a pretty good price point too.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 2 ratings)
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By Chris from WV
Pros: Good pants for the vertically challenged rider. I wear a 34-30 jean and they're baggy and bunch up at my shoes. Either way, the short sized Caliber pant fit me pretty nicely. The knee armor is adjustable in an internal pocket with velcro. The armor adjusts up enough to completely cover my knee. This has been hard for me to find in a pair of riding pants, and I was starting to think I was just going to have to get a set of kevlar jeans and give up.
Cons: The only two negatives I can think of so far (with so little time wearing the pants) is that they seem very warm, and the liner is a joke. Without the liner, it feels like a pair of "windbreaker" pants with no liner, and I started to sweat. Maybe the liner would help my skin breath better, but I'm looking for a different liner that doesn't have to attach to the pants. I might try my jeans later, or some underarmor shorts...
Oh, the LINER is definitely cheapely made. Mine came new with two places where the stitching missed the seam, leaving it open.
Sizing Info: Fits true to size
Additional Sizing Notes: Pants seem to fit perfect. I haven't tried to wear jeans under them yet, but they didn't look like they'd fit very well.
Comments: Besides the liner issues, these pants seem great, and at a pretty good price point too.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
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 Tour Master Mens Caliber Pants - Short |
By D. Fowler from St Robert, Missouri
Pros: The day I got it, it was 38 degrees with 40MPH gusts of wind. I had a doctor's appointment 30 miles away (interstate) and figured that it was the perfect day to try out these cold weather overpants. 80MPH+, 30 MPH winds,...long story short, my legs didn't even get chilly. Extremely impressive performance.
Cons: Bulky, somewhat time consuming to get on, but I'm shorter and 'bulkier', which probably contributed to that issue. If you are short and are already struggling to keep both feet (or sets of toes) on the ground, these will cause you to lose a little length from the padding.
Sizing Info: Fits true to size
Additional Sizing Notes: I was very impressed. I wear a 38 waist and 30 length in jeans, and ordered the x-large (short) which fit right over my jeans right out off the box. That being said, it is somewhat of a task to get the pants on...reminded me of when I was a kid, getting all dressed up to play in the snow - it took some time, but once I was in, it was great.
Comments: Without a doubt, one of the most satisfying purchases of motorcycle clothing I've made. Knowing what I know now after buying and testing, I'd buy them again.
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