Motorcycle Pants Man Dainese 5-POCKET DENIM REGULAR Blue

Product Description

Inspired by the look of traditional urban jeans, 5-Pocket Denim Regular Pants are a technical motorcycle garment that combines Dainese safety standards with the comfort and convenience of pants for everyday wear, even once off the saddle.
Certified to EN 17092 class AAstandard, these pants are made of soft and lightweight stretch denim fabric that’s simultaneously sturdy and protective, so that extra reinforcements are only needed in the most strategic areas, a feature that ensures overall lightness while adding to the pleasure of wearing them all day long.
The new soft and ventilated Pro-Shape 3.0 protectors with adjustable height protect the knees from impact, while the hips boast ergonomic Pro-Shape 2.0 protectors – both certified to EN 1621.1 Level 1 standard.
Distinguished by a regular waist, regular leg and regular hem, these pants are completed with five pockets, front button fastening and loops and leather patch on the belt.

Material and Care

Characteristics

5 outer pockets

Belt loops

Button-Fly

EN 17092 AA certified motorbike garment

Protector pocket with side stitching and lining

Single-layer construction

Ergonomics

Regular fit

Main materials

Denim fabric

stretch fabric

Protective inserts

Hips Removable Pro-Shape 2.0 : soft protectors certified to Standard EN 1621.1

Pro-Shape 3.0: Soft knee protectors, adjustable height, certified to EN 1621.1 standard

Size Guide

Trousers Man

Jeans

Fabric Pants

How to take measurements?

Waist

Waist circumference
The circumference measured horizontally around the waist, just above the highest point of each of the iliac crest bones, during normal breathing, on the person standing, with a relaxed abdomen.

Hip

Hip circumference
The measurement taken horizontally around the hips, at the most protruding part of the buttocks (the peak when viewed from the side), or the most protruding part of the hips if more pronounced than buttocks

Inseam

Crotch to ground
The distance between the lowest point of the trunk and the soles of the feet (without shoes), measured perpendicular to the ground, with the person standing straight, feet shoulder width apart, and the weight of the body evenly distributed on the two legs.