Summer motorcycle jeans that keep you cool and protected - made of Dyneema®, Armalith, Balistex, and stretch Cordura® denim.
Motorcycle jeans for your next summer ride
Love hitting the road when the sun comes out and the weather gets hot? Find your next pair of summer motorcycle jeans among the Pando Moto collection.
Single-layer construction
When designing a pair of motorcycle pants, one of the basic decisions is whether it will be single-layer or double-layer construction. Single-layer jeans are lightweight and cooler to wear, making them perfect for warm weather riding.
To ensure jeans with a single layer continue to offer the high level of protection motorcycle riders need, Pando Moto uses extremely durable fabrics with high tear and abrasion resistance. Among those used are Cordura, Balistex, Dyneema, and Armalith.
Cooling fabrics
Some of the fabrics used by Pando Moto have inherent cooling properties. Balistex is highly heat conductive, meaning it draws warmth away from your body. The Dyneema weave used for apparel is usually breathable, and due to its single-layer construction, Armalith is as well.
Coolmax technology
Many jeans in the Pando Moto range are made of a Cordura denim that has Coolmax technology woven in with the cotton and military-grade INVISTA T420 nylon 6.6 staple fibers. Coolmax is a type of moisture-wicking polyester that allows the passage of heat away from the body, keeping you cool out on the road.
Armored for protection
No matter whether they were designed for men, women, or both, you can trust that Pando Moto summer motorcycle pants have been rigorously tested and are CE-approved as motorcycle protective equipment. Each pair comes with armor for the knees and hips, as well as a lifetime crash warranty.
Hit the road in style this summer
With a pair of Pando Moto riding jeans, you can tick all the boxes this summer: safety, functionality, style, and comfort. Find your next set of summer motorcycle jeans in the online store or your closest Pando Moto retail partner.
FAQ
Are single-layer motorcycle jeans safe enough for long rides in hot weather?
Single-layer motorcycle jeans are perfectly safe for warm-weather adventures, provided they're CE-approved. That CE rating tells you the riding pants have been independently tested, and are suitable protection for motorcycle riding
What do CE safety ratings (A, AA, AAA) mean for summer motorcycle jeans?
When a pair of motorcycle jeans has a CE rating, it means it has met the European performance benchmark for what's required for protective motorcycle equipment. Once a pair of riding pants has passed, it's ranked based on its performance during the tests. Level A offers solid protection for general riding, while Level AAA offers the highest level of protection, suitable for riskier situations like high-speed riding or racing. Level AA sits in the middle of the two.
How do Dyneema, Cordura, Armalith, and Balistex compare for hot weather riding?
When it comes to hot-weather riding, each of these fabrics has its good points. Dyneema and Armalith are both relatively breathable, while Cordura with Coolmax technology wicks moisture away. Balistex, unlike traditional aramid fibers, is highly heat-conductive and helps draw heat away from the body. Each of these fabrics balances safety and comfort, ensuring riders stay cool without compromising protection.
Do motorcycle jeans include armor, and is it removable or adjustable?
Pando Moto jeans do come with armor, with the specific type of armor listed in the product description. The armor is removable, an important feature for cleaning, and the knee armor is usually adjustable to two levels.
How should motorcycle jeans fit for protection and comfort in summer?
Motorcycle jeans should allow for a good range of motion, not feel overly restrictive or tight. At the same time, they have to be form-fitting enough that the armor stays in place, over the critical areas they're designed to protect.
