CTBQiTom Motorcycle Pants for Men with CE Level 2 Armor

These fit fine (34" waist) and look good. They're stretchy and pretty comfortable considering there are pads in the special pockets.

These are actually pretty decent pants. For the price, it's hard to find something that fits well and has CE 2 armor. You might see other brands like HWK, but those are so so baggy. These are super comfy and fit well if you're thinner. They're very stretchy and the armor is a nice bonus, though the hip armor sits really quite low. The pants themselves are okay quality, out of box i noticed some loose thread ends and there's also no aramid to protect your butt. That being said, they aren't sold as aramid pants, just as denim, and the denim is very supple and thick enough. In a slide these wouldn't be the best, but they're better than normal jeans and they look great. Having ripped through aramid pants myself I really wouldn't want to go ass to grass in these, but if you're commuting in these they're really good. Just don't use them as long distance pants. One thing I didn't like as much about these is the color. The army green is very olive, hardly green at all. I thought it was brown when i pulled it out of the bag. Also, the belt loops seem incredibly flimsy. They're made like any other pants which isn't what you want from riding pants, but belt loops are pretty minor.

Talking about the pants, they’re good, stitching in the pockets could be better, but they’re comfortable and fit very well, now for actual motorcycle riding, they’re not slide-proof so it’s the same as wearing “not much”, they do come with hip and knee pads, I would recommend this for bicycles, skating, maybe slow e-bikes

Just what i expected. I wear a 32 waist and it fit as it should. The fabric feels very durable and the pads that came with them give me peace of mind while riding. They are heavier than normal jeans. It has 2 front pockets and 2 back typical of normal jeans. For what they cost they are a great value. I don't care for the style but they will work.

Very heavy denim. Armor fits well and dont even know it's there size to fit but a little long in length. Very flexible material. Pockets are easily accessable. Even though a very heavy denim, that didnt feel hot. Actually felt cooler riding a 6 cylinder Valkyrie by not feeling as much heat off the engine.

Sizing: I have a 30” inseam and they were 3-4” too long. The knee pads were on my shins. Materials and quality: The pads are super flimsy and the fabric is super thin. My CE1 pads in other gear feel safer than these alleged CE2 things. There is absolutely NO WAY they offer any protection in the event of a slide or any type of accident with how soft and stretchy the material is. They appear to be more of a designer asthetic than rider protective gear. The hip pad pockets are sewn in with super cheap mesh bags I’ll ride in an abrasion resistant textile and ensure swamp ass from sweating before I ride in these.

The description said order two sizes up and the size chart directed me toward a XX large in order to get a 40" waist. I wear 38" jeans and 40" slacks. I had to really cinch my belt to keep these up but they still migrated down. If I were to order these again I would order up 1 size instead. Migration down might not happen to you if you have more of a butt (well, A butt. I come from a long line of flat butts). The price point is good. For being pants with padding they are stretchy and comfortable. But the other edge of that is the fabric does not seem to be very durable. They look decent, but the leg is narrow at the bottom and is more for boots designed to be outside the pants. Although, honestly, I'm not the type to be worried about the looks of motorcycle pants and boots. To me these pants are for a one-time MINOR crash to minimize road rash and minor injuries; not so much for a dirt bike enthusiast who basically plans on spills. The zipper does not work well and the whole quality aspect is a bit on the low side. You get what you pay for. Most motorcycle purposed pants are considerably over $100. So, I will be returning these and biting the bullet on what I hope will be a better quality pair.

very satisfying with the fit and pad placement

UPDATE: I was contacted by Customer Service to rectify the sizing issue. They explained the different materials used and offered one size up (medium) for the blue jeans. They are indeed the right size for me! I’m extremely happy with it and appreciate the customer service and quick turnaround. +++++++++ I had bought the black one first. It’s definitely the correct size. I’m 5”5, 31 waist. I got a Small. It fits nicely around the legs and waist. They need hemming but I roll them at the right length. The material used on the black is very stretchy and comfortable. I move around them easily. 5/5 Since I liked them so much, I bought a second pair. The blue (jean) one. However, though they’re the same size, the material used are not as stretchy as the black ones. They’re tight around the legs and very difficult to move. Like Skinny jeans. Had difficulty putting them on and kicking my leg over my seat. Waist is ok. Taking a while to “break” in. I’ll have to follow up at a later time with the second pair. Right now the 2nd pair are 3/5 due to the comfort and fitting.

Excelentes

Arrived in Melbourne, Australia 12-Dec-2025. Great set of Armoured Motorcycle Jeans. Great value too! Good seller.

Great pants, ordered my second pair. I own a pair of green and a pair of black, they're really comfortable with and without the armor. It's nice that the kneepads come out so when I go for a casual ride and go somewhere to eat, I take them out for comfort. They look great too. So many people compliment them and no one realizes they're equipped with hip and knee padding, when other riders do find out I don't hesitate to share the ad with them. Great through and though and would recommend. My green pair does have some fraying and loose threads starting to happen, but for $80, I'm not complaining honestly, live with it and move on. 🤟🏽

Compared to Australian sizes this is one size less.. so if ur 34 buy a 36. Returning is not free. Selling wont respond to you, it will cost over $50 to send it back to China. Return postage is not free. Pants are ok otherwise but the armor is not great, bulcky and uncomfortable.