Mine didn't last more than a couple weeks of normal wear before the denim parts wore through to the kevlar, particularly in the knees and rear pockets. The kevlar may be great and all, but you should use a better quality denim, too. I was very disappointed. I have "regular jeans" that hold up better than these. In fact, I have a 10-year-old pair of "regular jeans" that have held up to more with zero holes (includes more than 1 significant wreck on my rollerblades, back in the day).
@lauriejennifer Anyway, I will not be buying a second pair. Drayko jeans all the way. For only $30 more, I'm getting the only CE certified jeans on the market.
What's the point in wearing kevlar jeans if you're riding in a t-shirt...? Retarded squids!
7430060 1 month ago
Mine didn't last more than a couple weeks of normal wear before the denim parts wore through to the kevlar, particularly in the knees and rear pockets. The kevlar may be great and all, but you should use a better quality denim, too. I was very disappointed. I have "regular jeans" that hold up better than these. In fact, I have a 10-year-old pair of "regular jeans" that have held up to more with zero holes (includes more than 1 significant wreck on my rollerblades, back in the day).
lauriejennifer 1 month ago
@lauriejennifer Anyway, I will not be buying a second pair. Drayko jeans all the way. For only $30 more, I'm getting the only CE certified jeans on the market.
lauriejennifer 1 month ago
lame ass rip off............
ftphelcam 11 months ago