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Cold Rock Textile Motorcycle Pants

Price range: $189.00 through $259.00
Black Boxer Solid Motorcycle Textile Pants
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Black Boxer Solid Motorcycle Textile Pants

Price range: $189.00 through $259.00
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Black Stinger Mesh Motorcycle Pants for Summer

Price range: $189.00 through $279.00
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Buffalo Soldier Black Stinger Mesh Motorcycle Pants

Price range: $189.00 through $329.00
Monsoon Motorcycle Rain Pants Hi Viz Green
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Silver Stinger Mesh Motorcycle Pants

Price range: $189.00 through $279.00
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Silver Stone Men’s Jeans – Rugged & Stylish | Six Gear

Price range: $149.00 through $189.00

Your legs take the most risk when you ride. A good pair of motorcycle pants is not optional gear. Six-Gear carries motorcycle riding pants built for real road use across the USA. Mesh pants, solid textile pants, protective denim jeans, and rain pants are all here. Every style is priced between $89 and $259. You get real leg protection without paying premium brand prices.

Material and Construction

Six-Gear motorcycle pants for men use tough outer shells matched to the riding style they are built for. Mesh pants use high-resistance fabric that moves air fast so your legs stay cool in summer heat. Solid textile pants use Textech series fabric that blocks wind and holds shape ride after ride. 

Protective motorcycle denim jeans use Japanese Selvedge Denim with DuPont Kevlar lining underneath. That Kevlar layer sits between you and the road if things go wrong. Rain pants use a waterproof outer shell with sealed seams to keep water out on wet days.

Unique Features

  • CE Level 1 or 2 knee protectors included and removable on select models
  • Mesh, solid textile, and denim styles to match your season and riding type
  • DuPont Kevlar lining on denim jeans for abrasion resistance on the road
  • H2Out waterproof breathable liner on winter and rain models for all-weather use
  • Removable thermal liner on cold-weather styles for warmth when the temperature drops
  • Adjustable air vents on textile styles to control airflow and rider comfort
  • Hip protector pockets on select models for added lower body protection
  • Step-In Wear design on multi-season styles for easy layering and daily wear
  • Hi-Viz colorways on rain pants so other drivers can see you in low-light conditions
  • Multiple colorways including black, indigo, silver, and graphic options

Safety

Every pair of armored motorcycle pants at Six-Gear is built with protection at the knee and hip zones. CE Level 1 and Level 2 knee protectors sit exactly where impact happens most. The Kevlar lining in the motorcycle riding jeans resists abrasion and heat transfer if you slide. 

Rain pants with Hi-Viz coloring help drivers spot you on dark or wet roads. Six-Gear has built gear for US riders since 2004, and every safety detail in this range comes from that experience.

Size and Fit

Measure your waist and inseam before you order. Match those numbers to the Six-Gear size chart. Between two sizes, go with the smaller fit for textile motorcycle pants so armor pockets sit over the right spots. 

Mesh pants should feel snug at the waist with no gap at the knee armor zone. Denim jeans should fit like regular jeans at the waist and thigh with no binding when you bend your knee into riding position. Rain pants go over your base layer, so size up by one step from your regular fit.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Pant Styles Mesh, Solid Textile, Protective Denim, Rain Pants
Safety Standard CE Level 1 and Level 2 Knee Protectors
Outer Shell High-Resistance Mesh, Textech Textile, Japanese Selvedge Denim, Waterproof Oxford
Lining DuPont Kevlar, H2Out Waterproof Breathable, Removable Thermal
Hip Protection Optional Hip Protector Pockets on Select Models
Colors Black, Indigo, Silver, Hi-Viz Green, Graphic Options
Sizes XS to XXL
Price Range $89 to $259

Who These Are Built For

City commuters who stop and start all day will find the mesh motorcycle pants light and easy to move in. Touring riders who cover long miles need the solid textile style with its wind block and liner options. 

Riders who want everyday looks without giving up protection get the motorcycle denim jeans, Kevlar inside and regular jeans on the outside. Anyone riding in rain or cold gets the waterproof styles with sealed seams and thermal liners. Six-Gear has the right pair for your ride.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Six-Gear motorcycle pants include knee protection?

Yes. Most styles come with removable CE Level 1 or Level 2 knee protectors that sit in built-in armor pockets at the knee zone.

Are these motorcycle riding pants good for summer riding?

Yes. The mesh pants use high-resistance open fabric that moves air across your legs. They are built for hot weather rides where airflow matters most.

What makes the motorcycle denim jeans different from regular jeans?

The denim jeans use Japanese Selvedge Denim on the outside with a DuPont Kevlar lining inside. That lining resists abrasion and heat if you slide on the road.

Can I wear the textile motorcycle pants in rain?

Solid textile pants handle light moisture well. For heavy rain, the dedicated rain pants with H2Out waterproof lining and sealed seams are the right pick.

How do I pick the right size for motorcycle pants?

Measure your waist and inseam and use the Six-Gear size chart. For textile and mesh styles, go smaller if you land between two sizes so the armor pockets stay in position over your knees.