There is a Gravity Drystar jacket, and of course the Gravity Drystar pants match it perfectly. Keep in mind the very competitive price tag and trust Alpinestars to be a quality brand.
Not everyone rides like Marc Marquez at work. Or to work. And then you can feel free to shift down a gear - also in price - and still deliver top-of-the-line motorcycle pants.
The chassis - the outside - consists of 600 Denier polyester with a double layer of polyurethane on critical places. 600 D is no stranger to motorcycle pants, and for a very good reason. It is wear- and tear-resistant. A very good basis, so Alpinestars provides more than enough of it. Motorcycle pants should also be able to move. Just like its wearer. Hence the presence of stretch material with double PU coating. Especially on the sides, around the waist and back you will notice these inserts. There is also leather, although it is on the inside, at the height of the seat.
And while we're talking about the inside: underneath there is a fixed Drystar® membrane - breathable and waterproof – now you come close to very good touring and/or commuter pants. Versatile too, because with a removable thermal lining and two ventilation zippers on the upper legs, you can do almost anything. Also literally. The weather has to be very bad for the Gravity Drystar® not to keep both feet on the ground.
Nucleon Flex Plus Level 1 armor in the form of two knee protectors are standard. Those who wish to add additional CE-certified Bio-Flex protectors at the hip area are free to do so.
It goes without saying that the Gravity can be molded to fit. Half of all motorcyclists wear a pair of pants like this over their regular trousers, so there should be some room for maneuvering. Velcro strips on the sides are an added value in that case. Just like the long zippers at the bottom, so you don't have to play out those motorcycle boots every time you want to get into your motorcycle pants.
A left cargo pocket and two slit pockets with zipper offer plenty of storage options.
