Men's Relaxed Draggin Jeans

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1. Great Riding Jeans

   Great fitting jeans. Nice to know you have the abrasion resistance if you find yourself on the road. These fit and perform super. You can pay more but I don't see how you can get much more. Chip on 9th Aug 2017

2. My second pair in 7 years

   This is my second pair in 7 years. On the first pair, I learned that my build requires the relaxed fit, and Draggin was awesome with that exchange. That pair lasted almost 7 years (I only wear these on the bike, so they last forever) and now I've re-purchased the exact same pair (although up on size in the waist...).
   
   I cannot say enough good things about these jeans.
   
   Notes:
   
   * Make sure to wash these alone at least once when you first get them. I find that the dye is still coming out of the black denim (not sure about the blue varities) and if you don't give it a solo wash, it can potentially tint lighter items. This is pretty normal for all jeans, but its worth mentioning.
   
   * They are warm. Due to the thick denim and thick kevlar, you may find these jeans to be prohibitively warm if the ambient air temp is over 85F. For me, if its over 80-85F, I opt to step down into regular jeans. Its a comfort vs protection tradeoff that everyone has to figure out. Here in the PNW, its rarely ever above 75F, so I can wear these all year long in comfort.
   
   * While you can certainly find more trendy and fashionable cuts from other makers of riding jeans, its hard to find another kevlar jean that has this much actual kevlar in its construction. The vast majority of competitors use smaller panels that do not wrap all the way around the leg, or extend as far down as the kevlar does on the Draggin Jeans.
   
   * The pockets are appropriately deep so that items in your pocket are not in danger of falling out while you ride. C. Gleeson on 21st Jun 2017

3. Fit perfectly

   The fit of the relaxed jeans is true to size. I thought they might be to long, but with my boots on they are perfect. I haven't used them yet as my riding season hasn't started (May). Mike on 25th Apr 2017

4. Great pair of jeans

   I love the fit, they are way comfy... I would have given 5 stars for a few more belt loops though. Both of my jackets that have belt attaching loops on them pull on my belt funny and eventually tighten and bunch up the back of the pants. I'll try a new belt, but I think the same result will occur. Otherwise no complaints Jason Waney on 4th Apr 2017

5. Great Jeans

   Nice knowing the Kevlar is there if you need it. Just as nice that these are good looking great fitting jeans. Chip on 28th Aug 2016

6. Incredible

   These have to be the most comfortable and durable jeans that I have ever worn. I even wear them I days I'm not riding. The only thing I would have to complain about If I had to is if its humid enough they are hot to wear but it is very understandable due to the armoring. ManicVortex on 28th Jul 2016

7. good quality at fair price

   as advertised,would re-buy wes on 2nd Jul 2016

8. AWESOME Protection - Great Looks -

   Draggin'' Jeans are simply the best! Outstanding comfort, looks, worksmanship - look no further I say! Protection (I hope I never find out) via Kevlar in fabric provides confidence in today's motorcycling environment. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Red Dragon ZX14R on 14th Mar 2016

9. Generic looks, probably best protection of all riding denim

   Large panels of Kevlar material are stitched to the inside of the jeans to cover one's butt and knees. The panels are largest I have seen and they are real Kevlar, not cotton with 5% of Kevlar fibers that virtually everyone else uses. I haven't crashed in these jeans seriously enough to find out how protective they are, and I hope that I never will, but the construction is sound.
   The look is extremely generic. Unknown on 12th Nov 2015

10. They actually work! I crashed in them.

    I just bought these a few weeks ago and they seemed a bit long but once you get boots on and with your knees bent they are the perfect length.
    
    I just had a crash a couple days ago at 30-40 mph I would guess. The outer jean ripped a little but the kevlar is still in tact. My knee is a bit bruised but not nearly as bad as my arm, which got road rash through a textile jacket with a liner. I will definitely be continuing to use these jeans once I'm back to riding again. Andy on 23rd Sep 2015