Tornado mesh / Silver / Summer Motorcycle Pants

I gave these pants 5 starts taking into consideration that I paid less than a bill for them. They are higher quality all around than my last mesh pants, which were by Noru. They are fairly heavy duty for summer mesh pants. I replaced the stock knee protectors with soft Class2 D30s and added Type 1 hip pads. The knees are better, but I am still getting used to them. I've found knee armor the most uncomfortable type to wear, but I am trying to get used to it. They were even less comfy on my last pair, so I don't necessarily think it's the pants. I like the velcro belt system, which keeps these as tight (or not) as you want them to be.

The knee pads are really low. The pants don’t breathe as much as I was hoping either. I also purchased the matching jacket, from Amazon, and it was incredibly small. I ordered the 3XL, I’m 6’7” and 290lbs, and I could barely get the zipper closed.

As a motorcycle riding instructor, I need light coloured, armoured gear, during the heat of summer, for work and play. Products that stand up well...to that end I have been searching for a pair of well made, mesh summer riding pants, that won't break the bank...and eventually found Wardler!!
My initial observation on opening and removing the pants from the package...
*These pants have a good weight to them.
*The build quality and finish is excellent.
*They have large area mesh ventilation both front and back.
*They are as specified by Wardler.
*The communication, purchasing and delivery process was so easy.
**It's February and living in the Niagara Falls region of Canada, our riding season is still several weeks away, so I'm unable to give any further information regarding ventilation while riding but feel happy that my purchase will be as assigned... 🇨🇦🏍️

As advertised and great quality and price.

Glad I chose the 2x. Anything less would not fit. I didn't like the level 1 protectors in the hips and knees. So far, I've only changed the hip protectors to level 2. I will change the knees in the near future to level 2, as well. Don't like that the knees don't cover my knees when I stand. Not sure if that's a normal thing(?).

Paired it with the matching jacket. Took a minute to get used to the front pockets, but they'll do. Legs have zippers at the bottom to accommodate boots. There is also reflective piping in the sides of both legs along with the reflective "WARDLER" below the knees in the front and on the sides. There's also hook and loop material at the back to adjust the legs to keep out water or keep in heat. Almost forgot, there is a zipper at the so the pants can be zippered to the jacket as a one-piece. The waist has hook and loop draws on each side. There is a 7" crotch zipper with a hook and loop closure an a snap. Though they would only be rated for spring or fall here in TX, I am satisfied with them.