Casual, Loose Fit jeans perfect for the style-centric urban rider. The Newmont LF motorcycle jeans have been designed in a way most people consider “loose,” but in fact, they are so much more. They have a AAA CE certification level and therefore are highly protective; giving you peace of mind while cruising the city streets. The washed fabric will make it look like your everyday jeans that you can wear whenever, wherever. The inside is finished with a light blue fabric to create a high-end denim feeling. It doesn’t matter what type of motorcycle you ride, they are designed in a way that takes multiple riding positions into account. Contrary to popular belief, these jeans feel light and comfortable because of the use of a single-layer denim combined with a new PWR|Shield lining. Get out on the city streets with the Newmont LF (loose fit) motorcycle jeans. Ride protected and look good while doing it.
Casual, Loose Fit jeans perfect for the style-centric urban rider. The Newmont LF motorcycle jeans have been designed in a way most people consider “loose,” but in fact, they are so much more. They have a AAA CE certification level and therefore are highly protective; giving you peace of mind while cruising the city streets. The washed fabric will make it look like your everyday jeans that you can wear whenever, wherever. The inside is finished with a light blue fabric to create a high-end denim feeling. It doesn’t matter what type of motorcycle you ride, they are designed in a way that takes multiple riding positions into account. Contrary to popular belief, these jeans feel light and comfortable because of the use of a single-layer denim combined with a new PWR|Shield lining. Get out on the city streets with the Newmont LF (loose fit) motorcycle jeans. Ride protected and look good while doing it.
Casual, Loose Fit jeans perfect for the style-centric urban rider. The Newmont LF motorcycle jeans have been designed in a way most people consider “loose,” but in fact, they are so much more. They have a AAA CE certification level and therefore are highly protective; giving you peace of mind while cruising the city streets. The washed fabric will make it look like your everyday jeans that you can wear whenever, wherever. The inside is finished with a light blue fabric to create a high-end denim feeling. It doesn’t matter what type of motorcycle you ride, they are designed in a way that takes multiple riding positions into account. Contrary to popular belief, these jeans feel light and comfortable because of the use of a single-layer denim combined with a new PWR|Shield lining. Get out on the city streets with the Newmont LF (loose fit) motorcycle jeans. Ride protected and look good while doing it.
Casual, Loose Fit jeans perfect for the style-centric urban rider. The Newmont LF motorcycle jeans have been designed in a way most people consider “loose,” but in fact, they are so much more. They have a AAA CE certification level and therefore are highly protective; giving you peace of mind while cruising the city streets. The washed fabric will make it look like your everyday jeans that you can wear whenever, wherever. The inside is finished with a light blue fabric to create a high-end denim feeling. It doesn’t matter what type of motorcycle you ride, they are designed in a way that takes multiple riding positions into account. Contrary to popular belief, these jeans feel light and comfortable because of the use of a single-layer denim combined with a new PWR|Shield lining. Get out on the city streets with the Newmont LF (loose fit) motorcycle jeans. Ride protected and look good while doing it.
Last updated at 10/22/2024 03:40:30
originally posted on revzilla.com
Phenomenal riding pants in comfort, style and protection. True to fit size. Highly recommend.
originally posted on revzilla.com
The overall quality and fit of these is great. It's just such a shame that manufacturers can't get knee pad placement right. The adjustable pockets allow about 1 centimeter of movement. Might as well not have adjustability at all.
originally posted on fortnine.ca
I just received my second pair of Newmonts. I originally ordered a 32x32, which is what I wear in non-armoured jeans, but they were too small. I opted to get a 36x32 and I wear them with a belt, there’s lots of room to fit in them. I also ordered these alongside the Reed jeans (basically the exact same jeans, just a different fit, and the Reed has the crotch button up instead of a zipper). I ultimately kept the Reed because they fit my legs better. The Newmonts are definitely relaxed fit, but I’ve skipped more leg days than I care to admit, and there was just too much space around thighs, knees, and calves that I thought it might lead to too much movement in a crash. If you’ve got bigger legs and want a relaxed fit, go for the Newmont. If you’ve got small legs or ... MoreI just received my second pair of Newmonts. I originally ordered a 32x32, which is what I wear in non-armoured jeans, but they were too small. I opted to get a 36x32 and I wear them with a belt, there’s lots of room to fit in them. I also ordered these alongside the Reed jeans (basically the exact same jeans, just a different fit, and the Reed has the crotch button up instead of a zipper). I ultimately kept the Reed because they fit my legs better. The Newmonts are definitely relaxed fit, but I’ve skipped more leg days than I care to admit, and there was just too much space around thighs, knees, and calves that I thought it might lead to too much movement in a crash. If you’ve got bigger legs and want a relaxed fit, go for the Newmont. If you’ve got small legs or want a slightly tighter fit, and you can handle the button-up crotch, then get the Reeds (I emphasize slightly, the Reeds are by no means tight fitting, I would still describe them as relaxed).Beyond the fit, the craftsmanship is superb, the protective inserts are in the right spot, and they’re comfortable. I could definitely wear them all day long.As for breathability, I just did a ride in 9 degrees Celsius, I’d probably wear long underwear if it got much colder because there is air movement, which bodes well for warmer weather. I won’t know until I can ride again next summer, but based on the air movement, I’d say these jeans will be comfortable till at least the high twenties Celsius, if not beyond. I will still wear them in 35+ degree heat, because I’m a true believer in ATGATT and I believe the airflow will allow for only mild discomfort at those temperatures.Overall, spectacular riding jeans that really inspire confidence in their ability to protect you in a spill, while still looking like a normal jean. I ultimately returned them in favour of the Revit Reed (same specs), but if I start shredding leg day in the future, perhaps these jeans would be more appropriate.
| Outer Shell | Cordura denim |
| Visibility | Reflection |
| Fit | Relaxed, loose fit |
Phenomenal riding pants in comfort, style and protection. True to fit size. Highly recommend.
The overall quality and fit of these is great. It's just such a shame that manufacturers can't get knee pad placement right. The adjustable pockets allow about 1 centimeter of movement. Might as well not have adjustability at all.
I just received my second pair of Newmonts. I originally ordered a 32x32, which is what I wear in non-armoured jeans, but they were too small. I opted to get a 36x32 and I wear them with a belt, there’s lots of room to fit in them. I also ordered these alongside the Reed jeans (basically the exact same jeans, just a different fit, and the Reed has the crotch button up instead of a zipper). I ultimately kept the Reed because they fit my legs better. The Newmonts are definitely relaxed fit, but I’ve skipped more leg days than I care to admit, and there was just too much space around thighs, knees, and calves that I thought it might lead to too much movement in a crash. If you’ve got bigger legs and want a relaxed fit, go for the Newmont. If you’ve got small legs or ... MoreI just received my second pair of Newmonts. I originally ordered a 32x32, which is what I wear in non-armoured jeans, but they were too small. I opted to get a 36x32 and I wear them with a belt, there’s lots of room to fit in them. I also ordered these alongside the Reed jeans (basically the exact same jeans, just a different fit, and the Reed has the crotch button up instead of a zipper). I ultimately kept the Reed because they fit my legs better. The Newmonts are definitely relaxed fit, but I’ve skipped more leg days than I care to admit, and there was just too much space around thighs, knees, and calves that I thought it might lead to too much movement in a crash. If you’ve got bigger legs and want a relaxed fit, go for the Newmont. If you’ve got small legs or want a slightly tighter fit, and you can handle the button-up crotch, then get the Reeds (I emphasize slightly, the Reeds are by no means tight fitting, I would still describe them as relaxed).Beyond the fit, the craftsmanship is superb, the protective inserts are in the right spot, and they’re comfortable. I could definitely wear them all day long.As for breathability, I just did a ride in 9 degrees Celsius, I’d probably wear long underwear if it got much colder because there is air movement, which bodes well for warmer weather. I won’t know until I can ride again next summer, but based on the air movement, I’d say these jeans will be comfortable till at least the high twenties Celsius, if not beyond. I will still wear them in 35+ degree heat, because I’m a true believer in ATGATT and I believe the airflow will allow for only mild discomfort at those temperatures.Overall, spectacular riding jeans that really inspire confidence in their ability to protect you in a spill, while still looking like a normal jean. I ultimately returned them in favour of the Revit Reed (same specs), but if I start shredding leg day in the future, perhaps these jeans would be more appropriate.
I have the Scorpion Ultra jeans with then newer armor, and tried the Kilm 2 jeans. Of the three, the Scorpion is the tightest, especially in the crotch, but the armor feels nice and not really noticeable. The Revit and Kilm jeans are a little looser as compared to the Scorpion jeans, but between those two, the Revit jeans feel nicer with the armor. Both the Klim and Revit seem to weigh the same, but the armor on the Kilm feels outdated and klunky, especially in the knee area. Ended up sending the Kilm back and keeping the Revit. This is a nice Jean that feels comfy, the armor isn?t really noticeable, and the cut is similar to the Kilm. Kilm really needs to rethink their armor for the price they are selling those things.
Definitely roomy and relaxed fit in the seat/ waist. Would I go down a size? No, but I would definitely have to wear a belt. Hip armor not adjustable, knee see picture below. Heavy weight fabric. Exchanging them as they?re too baggy for my tastes.
I normally buy 34 32 for riding pants. My inseam is 30 inches. The pants feel good to me. I have only road in these jean's during the fall in the Midwest.. Can't speak to summer riding in regards to ventilation. They are starting to feel like that old leather riding jacket. That feel comfortable on or off the motorcycle. They won't fool the office workers. Picking up the riding jeans and comparing them to regular jeans. There is definitely a big weight difference. The appearance of the jeans, looks like they are good quality.
I've been wearing these for a couple of months now about twice per week. The jeans are loose fitting, and the armour is comfortable. The build quality is top notch as you'd expect at this price point. Sizing is spot on, I wear 31 in regular jeans and 31 fit perfectly. The jean material is very robust feeling. I haven't tried them in rain to know how well the DWR works.
| Outer Shell | Cordura denim |
| Visibility | Reflection |
| Fit | Relaxed, loose fit |
