Lower Body Protection: Jeans & Pants
Types of jeans and pants:
• Kevlar-reinforced jeans: Casual look with added abrasion resistance. Ideal for urban riding.
• Textile Pants: Adventure and touring, with waterproof and armor.
• Leather Pants: Maximum protection for track and sport riders.
Material Spotlight “Kevlar”: High-strength synthetic fiber that offers abrasion resistance and
protects during slides. It provides critical protection during slides by minimizing wear-through and
reducing the risk of road crashes. Its lightweight nature and heat resistance make it ideal for
reinforcing high-impact areas in gloves, jackets, and pants.
Lower Body Protection: Boots & Shoes
Regarding motorcycle riding, protecting your feet and ankles is just as important as safeguarding your head and hands. In an accident, your legs and feet are highly vulnerable to impact, abrasion, and crushing injuries. Whether cruising through city streets, tackling off-road trails, or pushing limits on the track, the right footwear can make all the difference between walking away and not.
Motorcycle boots and shoes are specifically engineered to provide impact protection, abrasion resistance, and structural support, reducing the risk of broken bones, sprains, or severe injuries. Unlike regular footwear, they feature reinforced materials, ankle stabilization systems, and protective toe and heel cups, often with added features like waterproofing, anti-slip soles, and gear shift guards.
But not all boots are created equal. Depending on the type of riding you do—racing, adventure touring, cruising, or urban commuting—different styles suit your needs. Some boots prioritize maximum protection for high-speed riding, while others blend casual styling with hidden safety features for everyday wear.
