Alpha Cycle Gear Leather Motorcycle Pant for Bikers Rider Moto Sports Real Cowhide Leather for Men (Black, WAIST/40)

The 34 waist was true to size They fit like a standard pair of pants. They are certainly not over-pants like some motorcycle pants. They fit nicely; Not to tight or loose. The leather is thick and stiff.. you will need to break them in. As many have mentioned it is a very good deal. The stitching and craftsman ship is excellent, it is the type of stitching you see in quality pants.Since I need to cut them even thought the stitching is good, I put a little bit of contact cent on the bottom seem to keep them tight. I bought knee armor to fit under the pants,

So these are a good value, not great but pretty good...They definitely run small, I am 6'1" 240lbs with a 35 in waist (been losing weight thanks!) In Jean's I wear a 36 waist x 30 inseam and they're baggy on me, so i ordered the 36 waist which says it has a 31.7 inseam and figured I'd cut an 1 & 3/4in or so off the bottom of the legs... the waist is a perfect 35 inches and inseam is a perfect 30 inches so no need to cut and I certainly recommend ordering up a size, also I INSTANTLY recognized what the other reviews said about the button it is NOT sturdy at all and I imagine it will pop off very quickly. They also have a weird cut to them - as tight as the waist is the crotch is a little low for comfort, not terrible but bad enough that it warrants mention. The last negative thing I have to say is that the leather is very thin... it's thick enough that with proper care - saddle soap, conditioner, and light quality waterproofing, I believe it will hold up, but I wouldn't suggest just wearing them right out of the box they will need attention at least once a year if you want them to last; I recommend bickmore saddle soap, bick 4 conditioner, and bickmore silicon free waterproof as a yearly regimen (bickmore is a quality made in usa brand available here on Amazon at reasonable prices).On to the positive points - the leather is, while thin, good quality and the stitching is top notch, the seams are exactly where they should be on a good pair of leather pants to avoid chaffing, one piece front panel no annoying seams at the knees, and the liner feels great against the skin, you don't notice the seams at all. The belt loops feel very sturdy, and I would trust them to hold a holster, even for a good heavy pistol like a full size stainless 1911.In closing - are there better leather pants out there that are thicker, better fitting, and sturdier buttons? YesWill you pay $150+ for them? Yes you willSo for $50 this is a pretty good deal, and if you want leather pants that are easy on the wallet and worth every penny you pay for them you should buy these, just order up a size, 2 if you want to wear denim jeans underneath, and get a good belt because the button IS going to fall off.

I rarely review products but, there is rarely value like this one. The initial price of $29.99 was so unbelievable for real leather pants, I just had to see it. I purchased size 36 with intention to return it if it was some kind of trick but instead, I ordered second pants in size 34. I was really impressed with both samples. The leather was flawless. The cut was just like regular straight jeans narrowing toward bottom. The stitching is also like regular jeans. Double stitch on inside seam (internal and external). On the outside seam, there is only internal stitch. Lining is simple satin to just under knee. I am 5'10, 180 lbs, fairly fit with wide hips for guy. My ideal size is impossible to find 35"x31 so, I fit both in 36x32 or 34x32 with regular pants. I find same with these. 36 is little generous and 34 is little tight. They are both little long (inseam 34"-35") so, I had to hem them. I think they look good and I would have no problem wearing them to work when riding motorcycle. Even at twice the price, it would be great value but, not much more. Here is why. The leather is nice. Not the highest quality though and it is fairly thin for motorcycle pants. The stitching on the inside seam is pretty strong but, the more important outside seam would have to be stronger. I used my sewing machine to hem legs and I reinforced outside seam by adding another external stitch along the existing internal one. Very few people can make those changes at home. It would be costly to pay somebody to do it. The leather will also stretch some and form, making it even thinner. There is also no protection on knees or hips and neither option to add it. These pants are most suitable as fashion wear. They add some abrasion protection to motorcyclist and also from cold and wind but, they are far from racing style motorcycle leather pants sold on Amazon in $100 range. I combine these jeans with Draggin Kevlar underpants or doubling with other pants. I still think that they are fantastic value and would definitely buy them again and recommend to others. I'm posting few pictures for reference.

I ordered these in 36"w first = were too large. Then went with a 34"w = too small. I wear a 33 jeans. Unfortunately didn't keep either pair. Good quality product, well made. If I could've gotten a size that fit, I most definitely would have ordered a couple of pair.

These leather pants are the best I have seen , even in the Harley Motorcycle Store . They are exactly as advertised , heavy gauge leather , well sewn seams , 4 great pockets , I could not ask for more . The quality is excellent , they are true to size , the price is great , and fast delivery !I would recommend these leather pants to anyone !

I wear a 38 in pants and ordered a size 38. Size is true. A little snug in the crotch but the more I wore them the looser the fit got. Back pockets seem to be stitched lower than average jeans, and forget about putting a thick wallet in them....only thing going in them is your woman's hand. So plan on a money clip or just fold the bills in two and carry. Legs fit well over biker boots. They are very well made and you will like them.