Rokker Tweed Chino in grey W32 L34

Adam G: Beautiful trousers from Rokker

I am very impressed with these trousers from Rokker. Rokker are a premium brand, and I usually think of them as being too expensive for me. These are my first Rokker purchase in a ML Sale. I am incredibly impressed with the quality, and now think that they justify the price and would be keen to have other Roker products finances permitting. Everything about them shouts quality and justifies the price. These trousers are a substantial chino, the fabric has a very comfortable soft but thick cotton feel. The fabric feels substantial enough to offer the high level of protection stated. But it is also very comfortable. The pattern is a herringbone tweed. The fit is slim, not skinny. I ordered waist 38 and have measured it with a tape measure, it is exactly 38 and I mean exactly to the mm. They are slim enough so that the knee armour would not ride up in the event of a slide, but not skinny tight. I would be very comfortable wearing these in the office all day. The length is also good. On normal trousers Im a 32, these measure 35 from the trouser crotch, and 44 from waist to bottom down the seam. Which gives enough extra to keep your ankle covered when on the bike, but not so runkled when off the bike. The armour is not D30 Ghost armour, more like SAS-Tec, but Im quite happy with it and it sits well. All in all a superb, and slightly different, pair of motorcycle trousers.

Sean: La posta - Tweed Chinos

Estos pantalones son increíbles. Los compré para usar en la oficina y parecen fantásticos y no son iguales a vaqueros de motoqueros comunes. Caben muy bien, diría que son pantalones chupines. La amor es recontra delgada y apenas se puede ser visto cuando se usa. Compraré otro par pronto. These pants are amazing. I bought these to wear to the office and they look great and are not the same as ordinary biker jeans. They fit very well, I would say they are chupines pants. The love is recontra thin and can hardly be seen when worn. I will buy another pair soon.

John Moran: Tweed pants, no really

Tweed pants? When I first heard about this crazy concept I found it hard to take seriously. Having tried them on I dont mind admitting I was wrong. Beautifully tailored, superb fit, some sort of voodoo magic means the tweed is printed on, not your actual tweed. Had my tailor produced such a comfortable fit I would be over the moon. I can wear them in the office and then on the bike. Very pleased, thank you Motolegends. Just got to pop in for the matching waistcoat. I am going all in.