Spidi jeans | Spidi motorcycling jeans
Spidi has been making motorcycle jeans for more than 20 years. They started off by merely putting armour into denim jeans, and then moved on to jeans with aramid linings of various descriptions. More recently, Spidi has ventured into single-layer jeans, where a strong fibre of some description is woven into the denim to create a jean that is highly abrasion resistant yet wearable all day long. Two of our favourite jeans are the Spidi J&Dyneema jean that comes in black and delivers a slide time of just of just over four seconds. The Spidi J-Tracker jean combines cotton with Cordura. It delivers a shorter slide time, but for many motorcyclists it will be more than sufficient. They are still way stronger than any shop jean, and are just as comfortable to wear. Nobody makes more stylish jeans than Spidi. You should try a pair, and see for yourself.
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Spidi Tracker Tech jeans in blue (SPD2004)
£199.99
Spidi J&Dyneema Evo jeans in black (SPD2002)
£289.99
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Verified customer reviews for Spidi jeans | Spidi motorcycling jeans
Spidi J&Dyneema Evo jeans in black
Why Unbeatable Service ? Two pairs of jeans purchased in the sale beat anyone else by at least a 13rd. But upon encountering problems with the very large parcel delivery business, Motolegends were amazing at refunding my return, even though they have not yet received yet. No one provides this level of service now days and a reminder why it feels like you are buying these specialised products from the very best in this industry. Great Product the Spidi jeans are light single layer but feel solid for both comfort and protection AAA rated. Wanted black pair of jeans to fit in a little better in the workplace without needing to change and these are perfect. Cant thank MotoLegends enough for there Customer Care and great product by Spidi. A star!
Spidi Tracker Tech jeans in blue
Im a USA purchaser and used to less of a trim fit, but its fine. A small bit looser would allow for more internal ventilation. Its not UHMWP or whatever the abbreviation is, which Im grateful for. I just dont like the idea of wrapping my legs and abdomen in plastic, and my experience is that the polyethelene just doesnt breathe enough for my comfort. This is a denimcordura weave that Im quite pleased with.