Casual Riding Boots With Good Protection?

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by HokieDNA01

Red Route does show they have women's armored jeans also. I may have to give cycle gear a call and see if they can get them.

I bet they can! I got mine in the long size which doesn't show up on the website but the customer service guy found them for me no problem. I like the look of my Icon jeans a bit better but these have decent protection with kevlar down the hips, on the ass and knees. The knee armor, I can do without as I have my own. You can't beat them for $70 IMHO.

[HokieDNA01]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

I bet they can! I got mine in the long size which doesn't show up on the website but the customer service guy found them for me no problem. I like the look of my Icon jeans a bit better but these have decent protection with kevlar down the hips, on the ass and knees. The knee armor, I can do without as I have my own. You can't beat them for $70 IMHO.

Well I ordered a pair of womens Red Route Ultimate Rider jeans. Hopefully they will fit.

http://www.redroutelondon.com/ultimateriderjeans.html

[r1chica]

Originally Posted by HokieDNA01

Well I ordered a pair of womens Red Route Ultimate Rider jeans. Hopefully they will fit.

http://www.redroutelondon.com/ultimateriderjeans.html

Post up a review when you get them. I've been shopping for a good pair of non-leather riding pants for a while and as of yet have not found anything decent that actually fits and doesn't approach my armpits.

[CrazyKell]

Have you considered Puma's?

[tached1000rr]

Originally Posted by CrazyKell

Have you considered Puma's?

Those are sweet!

[jtemple]

I think the Sidi Sport Tepor boots are now just called Sport Rain boots. Here they are on NewEnough:
http://www.newenough.com/boots/water...cle_boots.html

I do like the looks of the shorter boots, but I was leaning toward something with better shin protection.