HB Latok Premium Waterproof & Breathable Cordura Motorcycle Pants. 9004.

Okay, so I recieved these pants today and I am very happy with the quality of the pants. I have been looking online for some more protective motorcycle gear and decided that a pair of dedicated motorcycle pants should be included on that list. So needless to say this is my first pair of motorcycle pants which means I have nothing to really compare them to except jeans and sweatpants (my usual motorcycle attire). First and foremost I was impressed with the packaging, they came in a nice plastic storage bag that can be stored in a closet without taking up hanger space. I took a few pics of the pants and then tried them on. I ordered a 36x30 (I am female 5'6 and weigh 160lbs). The pants are a bit large probably could have gone down to 34x30 and they would fit a little more accurate. There is a heavy quilted liner in the pants and yes it makes my legs feel very warm. I really don't see myself keeping the liner in because I don't ride in extremely cool weather and plus it just does not get that cold here in GA. With the liner out the pants are still warm (also a bit more loose in the waist area). I could wear jeans or some other kind of pants as under garments but I already know it will be of no use because like I said it just does not get that cold here. These pants almost put me in the mind frame of ski pants. I will more than likely just wear some compression tights under the pants because otherwise they will definitely stick to my skin while riding. Now on to the features of the pants. They have one zip air pocket on the thighs which I don't see doing much good for air flow. There are no other vent pockets on the pants. There are no side pockets but they do have a cargo pocket on each leg which are big enough to store a few items. The cargo pockets have Velcro and zipper closing to ensure no items fall out of the pockets. The pants have zippered legs, however the opening is not large enough to put the pants on with boots on (maybe if you are wearing sneakers but not motorcycle boots). There is reflective piping that goes along the top knee area right above the flexible material (sorry cannot think of the name of it right now) and also at the bottom of each leg along the zipper. Going back to the zippered leg closing there is also Velcro at the bottom to keep the bottom from flapping around in the wind. There is a zipper (measures about 7.5 inches) that can be used to attach a jacket. There are no belt loops on the pants but you can cinch them down with the Velcro loops located on each side. All in all I am satisfied with these pants but they are not going to be of much use at this time since it is still in the 80's here in GA. Maybe when the temps get down into the 40-50 degree range I will be able to use these pants. I give them 4 stars just because I think there needs to be more air vents on the pants.

So after researching for adventure waterproof pants and putting on some $300+ at the local store I decided to try some low budget riding pants. Ordered 3 different pairs from 3 different companies and all of them sacked big time in fitment department. Being 6'1 become an issue to find pants long enough that won't rise up to my knees while riding. Anyway I finally got these HB pants in 34x32 ( I wear jeans 33x34) and they are almost perfect! Could be a bit longer, somehow I couldn't find 34x34 but besides that they fit very well and look like $200 pair you would find in the motorcycle gear store. Another surprise was when I took it for a spin on 200 mile ride in pouring rain and they did great but I wouldn't call them waterproof, more like water resistant. FYI my buddy was wearing $600 Klim pants and his felt exactly the same on the inside so after paying $79 I feel pretty good.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! order them just like you order your jeans, they are bit on a bigger size and can be adjusted with side stripes

Ordered two of these, both larger and my usual size, as some reviewers complained about size. I'm 6'1 and 215 (now 205) pounds. The 36 W pair fits me very well and with the adjustable tabs on the side, actually was able to reduce the size in the waist as I lost a little weight recently. All around these are well made, are comfortable, have additional padding, and feel much safer than when I'm riding in normal jeans only. For the price these are some amazing value motorcycle pants. Will have to see how they fare in the heat and rain, but so far they've been very nice, attach to my jacket (different brand but same zipper system in the back), and the pads stay more or less in place whether standing or seated on my bike. Perhaps could use a couple additional zippered vents for hot weather, but that's really quibbling at this point.

Hahahahaha for the claim that these are 100% waterproof! That aside, these pants are great for the price and I would recommend them to anyone. The zip-out liner is crap, but if you are wearing any pants under these, you won't need the liner as they are plenty warm. Mine are well constructed and fit as expected (I wear a 34 jean and ordered a 34x32; fits over jeans perfectly). As for the waterproof claim, they performed okay in a very light rain for about 30 minutes. In a heavier rain, or for a longer ride, expect to get wet in the crotch and shin areas. I didn't really expect them to be 100% waterproof for the price, so for what they are I think they are excellent for the price. The armor and padding is nice too; sits where it should and doesn't shift around.

Great pants. Incredibly warm. I rode in 40 deg weather and couldn't even feel the wind on my legs. Great quality. I feel like they would hold up well in a slide. Armor is nice and when you take a riding position everything lines up where it should. I did around 140 miles in these on the first day. For the price and the quality it's hard to be disappointed.

Good quality water proof pants. Awesome for my motorcycle!Thanks for such a good productand reasonable price!