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Black Protective Denim Motorcycle Jeans - 881 / Lvl2 (Preorder)

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New Model 881 Protective: Lighter, Stronger, Better and Rated number 1 on MotoCAP!*
*Note: tested item was the raw blue, the black version has the same material composition; just different colour.
Images shown are for display purposes, when new batch arrives images will be updated.

Introducing our new "881 Protective" - Black Protective Denim Motorcycle Jeans with additional full lined 100% genuine terry loop knitted Dupont KEVLAR® fiber. The combination of aramid blended single layer denim plus fully lined from waist to ankle, front & back with 340gsm protective liner which passed Satra UK level 2 en13595;2002 abrasion test lasting >7 seconds and now rated 5 stars on the Motocap website. These premium protective jeans are now the same thickness and weight as the level 1, providing you comfort all season with its airmax mesh lining. They keep you warm in the colder season & nights and cool during summer.

CE level 2 armour is included at knees and hips. The knee armour pocket allows two heights and the hip armour pocket is fixed position so it doesn't float around. Its recommended to wear the hip armour but we understand for some it changes the fit, if you are a larger build in the hip/bottom area and want hip armour its recommended to go up one size, if you plan to not fit hip armour you can choose your normal size. For average and slim builds the pants should still fit good with hip armour in. 

The previous version was standard denim & 500gsm protective liner, the problem was it was on the thicker and heavier side, which was great for customers in colder climates, but not so good when off the bike walking around. To achieve the same great protection we've made the outer material stronger and lined it with a robust well balanced weight protective liner.

The pants have been made to our strict standard for performance, comfort & looks. Only the highest quality materials & stitchers are used.

Preorder status:
New order is currently being manufactured.
Current estimate arrival is June 2025. Preorder today to secure your pair.
# MATERIAL - Complete
# SAMPLE/PATTERN - (Made, final checks and tick off due 03/05/2025)
# CUT/STITCH - (Starting 05/05/2025)
# WASH/QUALITY CHECK - 
# DELIVERY - (eta June)

FEATURES:

* Reinforced outer layer stretch Denim w/ aramid blend
* Reinforced with fully lined with 100% Genuine Terry-Loop Knitted Yellow 340gsm Dupont KEVLAR® fiber
* UK Satra abrasion tested (Cambridge machine), lasts >7 seconds which meets level 2 abrasion.
* Motocap Australia results are 9.31 seconds, 5/5 Stars with 77.4 score (highest rating on motocap for jeans)
* Knitted to allow breath-ability
* Fully lined front & back from waist to ankle
* Good weight protective layer works well in hot and cold season
* Airmax mesh all season comfort lined front and back
* Smooth, high quality YKK zipper fly w/brass loop
* Removable CE2 Approved memory armour included for knees and hips  (approx 15KN)
* Armour pockets can fit alternative armour brands such as the D30 ghost knee and hip armour. (purchased elsewhere)
* 6 belt loops
* Double & triple stitching throughout pants; inside, outside, back rise
* 3ply & 5ply bonded nylon thread
* 5 open pocket jean style


These protective motorcycle jeans easily look like a normal pair of raw blue jeans, achieving a casual look. No odd outer seems so they look normal on & off the bike. Straight out of the packet these jeans have a soft touch, so you can slide into a comfortable fit.

Finnmoto independently tests the protective lining & denim used in its jeans. The impact abrasion test meets level 2 protection throughout the protective denim and 340gsm lined jeans for 13595-1: 2002 5.4 abrasion protection from Satra Technologies UK. (>7 seconds of abrasion = level 2) and has recently achieved 9.31 seconds from Motocap Australia, achieving the highest star rating 5/5. ref: https://motocap.com.au/product/881-protective

Latest test rating promoting "AAA" only requires material that lasts 2.5 seconds on the Cambridge machine. Australian roads are rougher and mostly chip seal its recommended you wear jeans closer to 4 seconds.

Motocap explanation: The Darmstadt impact abrasion test machine is designed to simulate garments sliding across an asphalt surface, whereas the Cambridge machine simulates rougher surfaces. The Darmstadt machine replicates the European road network that is predominantly smooth asphalt. Whilst most urban areas in larger cities and towns in Australia and New Zealand do have asphalt surfaces, almost all rural roads are chip seal. Chip seal roads are four and a half times more abrasive than asphalt. Recent on-road trials in Australia and New Zealand have confirmed that testing on the Cambridge machine accurately simulates sliding on chip seal road surfaces. These trials have validated the Cambridge impact abrasion test as the more appropriate method for Australian and New Zealand motorcycle clothing, and addresses the most challenging road surface clothing might encounter, as well as less abrasive city streets; hence why it is used by MotoCAP. ref https://www.motocap.com.au/frequently-asked-questions

DuPont™ and Kevlar® are trademarks of affiliates of DuPont De Nemours, Inc.

 

The actual measurements listed in the size chart below are in (INCH'S), recommended to use dress tape measure.

'Jean size' refers to the label size; true Australian jean size.
You can cross reference by measuring the circumference of your bodies waist line, match it upto 'recommended waist circumference'.
To triple check you can grab your existing good fitting jeans, lay them flat & measure across top waist as in picture below. 

The sizing guide is our average leg cut / 32inch (fits approx height 170cm to 185m).
Short leg is 2inch shorter / 30inch (<170cm).
Long leg is 2inch longer / 34inch. (>185cm)

When comparing the inner leg its important you sit on the bike and gauge the length needed to cover ankle. Take note of the difference.
Measure from crotch seam, follow down to the ankle seam and apply the difference.

JEAN SIZE

28

30

32

33

34

35

36

38

Recommended Waist (circumference inch's)

30"

32"

34"

35"

36"

37"

38"

40"

Across Waist

14"

15"

16"

16.5"

17"

17.5"

18"

19"

Outer Leg

40.5"

41.5"

41.5"

41.5"

42"

42"

42.5"

42.5"

Inner Leg

32"

32"

32"

32"

32"

32"

32"

32"

 

JEAN SIZE

38

40

42

44

--

SHORT

AVERAGE

LONG

Recommended Waist (circumference inch's)

40"

42"

44"

46"

 

 

 

 

Across Waist

19"

20"

21"

22"

 

 

 

 

Outer Leg

42.5"

43"

43.5"

44"

 

 

 

 

Inner Leg

32"

32"

32"

32"

 

30"

32"

34"


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17inch across the top waist will be a size 34. Inner leg 32inch will be average leg.
 
If you normally wear a standard size 34 in Australia, you will fit in our size 34.
Measuring your bodies belt line it should measure 36inch waist circumference.
To cross reference lay your normal jeans flat, measure cross the waist side to side equals 17inch.
Remember our jeans have Kevlar, your normal 34 jeans might measure a little less and have more stretch.
 
USA: If you wear a size 34 in USA clothing, then a chance you'll be wearing our size 36 (use the circumference and across waist method).
 
To ensure you get the perfect fit the first time you'll receive an email from us shortly after you purchase to check your measurements.
(Your welcome to email through your measurements before purchasing to help with size selection).
 

Actual body measurements (standing):

  • Height –
  • Circumference of belt line (where your jeans sit) –
  • Circumference of bottom (largest area) –
  • Circumference of thigh –
  • Body shape/build (hips/thigh/legs) - slim, average or large

Grab good fitting jeans that are good when standing and sitting on the bike:

  • What size are they? (eg 34W x 32L brand or country you're from)

 Lay jeans flat and measure:

  • Across the top waist –
  • Inside leg (crotch seam to ankle, with difference adjustment – 
  • Across ankle -
 
 
Images will be updated shortly showing how to measure