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#31 Unread post by Wrider »

NorthernPete wrote:mmm...deer....

glad youre ok..... animals suck. but they are delicious.
So says the Moose Killer!!! :laughing:
Well, at least you didn't get it on the bike!
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#32 Unread post by dean owens »

intotherain wrote:here you go!

http://www.newenough.com/protective_app ... pants.html

They are the "Shift Havoc Leather/textile"
those really aren't bad pants. i've been playing the odds and using draggin jeans. i was thinking about something to go over them (or other pants) that i can zip on and off.

what's y'all's thoughts on these?
http://www.newenough.com/protective_app ... pants.html
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#33 Unread post by badinfluence63 »

intotherain,

Glad you survived your ordeal and thanks for sharing. Would you say that the coats and pants with stratigically placed kevlar would be instrumental or leather pants and coats is the way to go?
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#34 Unread post by intotherain »

badinfluence63 wrote:intotherain,

Glad you survived your ordeal and thanks for sharing. Would you say that the coats and pants with stratigically placed kevlar would be instrumental or leather pants and coats is the way to go?
Thanks!

For commuting I would just use kevlar jeans. I have a pair myself and wear it if I'm not going to be going too fast. I doubt the protection is even comparable compared to leather pants with thick armor though. But you know... sometimes wearing those thick and heavy leather pants is not feasible so then I'd wear kevlar jeans.

All about personal preference. leather with armor will be superior to jeans if you want the most superior protection.
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