LEATT 2022 4.5 LITE PANT - CAMO GREY
Leatt 2025 4.5 Women's Pants - Sunburn
Leatt 2025 5.5 I.K.S Pants - Matcha
Leatt 4.0 Impact Shorts - Black
Leatt 4.5 HydraDri Pant - Black
Leatt 5.0 3DF Impact Shorts - Black
Leatt 6.0 3DF Impact Pant - Black
Leatt 7.5 ADV DriTour Pants- Stealth
Leatt 7.5 ADV FlowTour Pants - Stealth
Leatt 7.5 ADV MultiTour Pant - Stealth
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Our range of motorcycle pants is built for the real stuff: long hauls, tight corners, quick stops and unpredictable roads. From classic leather to road-tested textiles, we’ve got gear that’s made to stay sharp ride after ride.
FAQs
What pants should you wear on a motorcycle?
When you're on two wheels, you need motorcycle-specific pants built to safeguard your lower body when things don’t go according to plan. Leather pants with a close fit and reinforced panels are a solid choice for high-speed riding and long-distance trips. For commuting and unpredictable conditions, textile pants provide better airflow and waterproof liners.
If you're looking to combine function, safety and smart design, our protective pants are your go-to. Built to move easily from the bike to the office, they save you the trouble of packing a spare pair for work.
What type of motorcycle pants are best for Australian weather?
Australian conditions can throw just about everything at riders, from scorching summers to chilly days and sudden downpours. The best motorcycle pants are the ones that help you adapt without slowing you down.
In hot and humid areas, lightweight textile pants with ventilation panels or mesh zones allow airflow while still offering impact protection. When riding in cooler or unpredictable climates, opt for pants with water-resistant shells or removable thermal liners.
How can I choose the best motorcycle pants?
Think about the conditions you face and the type of bike you ride. A good pair should offer impact protection in key areas like the hips and knees, along with abrasion resistance from materials like leather, textile or Kevlar-lined denim.
Fit is just as important as safety features. Your pants should move with you on the bike, not bunch, sag or restrict. Look for features like stretch panels, waist adjusters and secure closures that keep everything in place.