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- First reviewMarch 14, 2011
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- First questionDecember 24, 2012
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REV'IT! Cayenne Pro Pants
REV'IT! Cayenne Pro Pants When REV'IT introduced the new Cayenne Pro Jacket , they were tasked with developing an equally strong pair of pants the CAYENNE PRO pants. All of the product improvements incorporated in the jacket, such as weight reduction, improved insulation properties and stitch reducing laminated reflection and Super fabric panels have also been incorporated in the new CAYENNE PRO textile pants. These pants can be zipped to the jacket by a short or an all around 360 degree connection zipper. For the serious commuter or adventure / touring rider, this is the pair of pants that will fulfill your needs . Available in standard, long and short leg lengths, the Cayenne Pro Pants will zip with any current model men's REV'IT Jacket. While made to work specifically with the Cayenne Pro Jacket, the Cayenne Pro Pants also function very well when paired with the REV'IT Sand Jacket or REV'IT Dragon Jacket. PROTECTION FEATURES Outershell DuPont Cordura 500D, DuPont Cordura1000D, SuperFabric Insulation detachable Exkin lining Protection SAS TEC CE protection, Temperfoam hippadding, double textile seat Waterproofing detachable REVIT! Hydratex 3-layer membrane Breathability detachable REVIT! Hydratex 3-layer membrane Visibility laminated reflective panels ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit pre-shaped close fit Adjustability adjustable waist, stretch panels at the knee and back Ventilation ventilation zippers on the upper leg Features short and long connection zipper Pockets 2 slit pockets A commonly asked question we get is what is the difference between the Cayenne Pro Pants and the Sand Pants Both are high-end 4-season pants, but the difference is in the materials used. The Cayenne Pro's use an Exkin thermal liner, shown to have half the weight / thickness of the Dupont liner in the Sand Pants. The Cayenne Pro's use SAS-TEC armor, and the Sand uses Pro-Life and while both are CE level 2, the SAS-TEC armor is softer (only turning hard on impact) and more comfortable. The last major difference is the use of SuperFabric on the impact areas in the Cayenne Pro.
Overall rating
Well constructed pants that offer several different riding options
PostedDecember 19, 2011
Matt5466
From OCEAN SPRINGS
State:MS
Rider Type:Kneedragger
Age:45-54
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
5
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5
I needed a street pant replacement for my BMW City pants. I wanted high end protection but at the same time something that could be worn in the mall or getting a cup of coffee without looking like you were doing the Paris-Dakar rally. These fit the bill nicely. I got black in XL regular leg - after having tried XL short and large regular from the sizing chart I ended up with my standard XL!!!! I'm 6'1" and wear 36" pants at 200lbs. Sizing is a little akward due to the fact you have three pants in one and will probably need to figure out what you need them for. I've taken the rain pant (very thin) out as I dont do that much deliberate riding in the rain. I've tried with thermal lining in and very warm at temps hovering around the 30-32F mark so no problem with warmth. However, with thermal lining in pants are snug (maybe thats tight but with out being uncomfortable?) but that is the cut of these pants. Certainly ok to ride distance in. They fit best for me - mainly around the thighs - with just the outside lining. Rode around this w/e with temps in low 60's and no issues. Construction is high end. I like these pants and I'm sure I'll have them a few years. My two gripes are that they dont have a fly - well they do but then theres a big flap to eliminate water ingree I guess and I'd like a bigger piece of velcro at the bottow of the legs to wrap them around the boot more. I dont think they are as street as I really wanted but colour, cut and function (safety) make up for that. Havent tried the leg air flow zip yet due to the temps!!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Teknic Lightning Gloves
Sport/Street glove with pre-curved fingers and palm Extra supple construction materials Anterior and finger tunnel systems Premium grade Japenese drum dyed cowhide Stretch Cordura glove PU knuckle, finger and cuff protectors 3.0mm 100 kevlar palm and pinkie wrap reinforcements Official DuPont Kevlar licensed product Underside wrist strap system Double-layered leatehr palm in critical areas
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Teknic Lightning Gloves
PostedMarch 14, 2011
Matt5466
From OCEAN SPRINGS
Only had these gloves for a few rides but they seem very well made, a ton of protection and exceptional value for money to me.
My hands are 3 3/4" at the widest point and I went for large. Left hand fits good but right hand slightly snug and not sure if the glove will give after a few more rides? Certainly not unbearable but my large Alpinestar gloves definitely feel bigger than these. Get the sizing right though and I don't think you will get a better pair of gloves for the money. 5 Stars from me!!
My hands are 3 3/4" at the widest point and I went for large. Left hand fits good but right hand slightly snug and not sure if the glove will give after a few more rides? Certainly not unbearable but my large Alpinestar gloves definitely feel bigger than these. Get the sizing right though and I don't think you will get a better pair of gloves for the money. 5 Stars from me!!
Pros Great Value, Rugged, Fashionable
Cons Cramped
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Gerbing's Heated Jacket Liner Constructed from a wind-resistant, soft nylon shell. Wear the heated jacket liner under other motorcycle clothing. Insulated to be thermally efficient along with being wind-resistant and highly compressible. The perfect garment to pack for those unpredictable weather conditions. Gerbings newest version includes many upgrades to help make the jacket liner even better. The most revolutionary change to the liner is the New Microwire heat panels strategically placed throughout the garment, providing you with the thinnest, lightest, strongest and fastest heating system ever. Heating pads on the chest, back, collar, and sleeves Compressible, water-repellent, durable, Thinsulate insulation Teflon coated, wind-resistant, soft nylon shell Inside and outside pockets Silky soft micro denier collar Form-fitting patterns and sizing to fit snugly and easily under your outer garments Glove plug pockets placed on the sleeves secure the plugs when not in use Dual 2 wiring configuration (for one user only) Lifetime warranty on heating elements Incorporates Gerbing's Microwire heating technology that uses micro-sized heating fibers to surround the body with warmth. SPECIFICATIONS Heat Microwire Heat Techno ogy Source 12-volts DC Current 6.4 amps Watts 77 watts Surface Temp 135F +/- 5F at 32F Please Note Gerbing's has eliminated the Power Distribution Unit found on previous versions and replaced it with individual connectors that can be stored in a zippered, internal pocket.
Will the Gerbring jacket plug straight into the outlet on my Triumph Tiger 800 by the ignition rather than having to wire it to the battery?
4 months, 3 weeks ago
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State: CA
OCEAN SPRINGS
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