$379.95
The Kilimanjaro™ 2.0 Pants provide exceptional protection and functionality, no matter where your journey takes you. Designed to be worn... Read more
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Hardly anyone makes riding gear for kids. I like that these will protect her legs from wind and other things. They will protect her in the event of a slide also. Now just need to find her some Kevlar shorts to go under them and protect her behind.
Nice backpack. I bought it for my daughter as a birthday present, and she loves it. Being able to change pictures and animations from her phone is a big hit. Overall, the build quality is good. It has two laptop/tablet pockets, three external pockets, and a pair of very useful attachment rings. The backpack is well thought out and highly functional.
The only thing to consider is securing the power bank inside. You can place it in the inner pocket, but we decided to sew in a Velcro patch with a quick-release setup. This keeps it from moving around while still making it easy to remove for charging when needed.
Eagle Leather’s Women’s Kevlar Sweatpants are exactly what I hoped for in moto pants: soft, incredibly comfortable, and thoughtfully designed for riders. The fabric feels great on long days, and the pockets for hip and knee armor make it easy to add protection without bulk. I’m petite (5'0") and the medium fits perfectly — no awkward dragging or bunching.
I also appreciate the ankle zippers for a clean fit over boots, plus the overall look is stylish and well-made. I initially received the wrong size, but Eagle Leather’s customer service was excellent and fixed it fast. Shipping was timely, communication was clear, and the whole experience felt seamless.
If you want comfortable Kevlar sweats that actually fit petites and still look polished, these are a winner.
Exactly what I was hoping for. Looks amazing. Great quality. Got it in a timely manner
It was so great to try on every jacket while at the store. Even my dog got to try on a vest, it looked great but she prefers to be a nudist. I am stoked about all the indecisiveness I get to have with this jacket. Do I want the inner vest today or should I take it out? Wanna look a little more puff for the ladies? Just slip the armor into those elbows and shoulders. Is it blazing hot but illegal to be naked where I'm riding? Take it all out and open the zippered vents to get some wind blowing on my body. Oooh yeah, it's gonna feel good to get home safely and take of my pants and jacket.
