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Dainese Delta Pro Leather Pants
Dainese Delta Pro Leather Pants
Dainese Delta Pro Leather Pants Protection Removable composite protections certified to EN 621.1/97 Standard. Abrasion and Tear resistance Cowhide leather. S1 fabric. Comfort Ergonomics Jacket-trousers fastening system. Double calf zip. Adjustable waist. Inserts in elasticated fabric. Elasticated inserts. Temperature Regulation Sanitized lining. Perforated leather for warm weather riding Other Features Reflective inserts. Replaceable sliders. Soft inserts. 2 outside pockets. Denoted as Delta Pro Pelle Estivo in Dainese catalog Non-Perforated Delta Pro Pants are available in multiple color options
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Can I stretch my Dainese Delta Pro pants at the knee?

Hi guys,

I bought my Dainese Delta Pro pants earlier this summer in size 52 (EU). I tried them in size 54 as well but those ones seemed to be a notch bigger (slightly sliding down without being zipped up) so I kept the size 52 and did lots of riding hoping they'd stretch at the knee a bit more, but didn't happen. Typically riding for 4 - 6 hours nearly daily, can become a problem as the knee ares is very tightly compressed, making my legs tired pretty quickly. Is there a way I could stretch that knee area without asking a tailor to amend them?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Best regards from Germany.
1 year, 4 months ago
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Jamie
Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
Germany
 
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