1. I got the correct size.2. The material should be better.(a thicker mesh)3. Need more butt padding.4. I combine these with the BARHAR protective armor pants.(perfect combo)..Over all.... like I mentioned before. It Could be better. But combined the BARHAR with it and you got yourself some good protection underneath your jeans, riding in the skreetz.....

These Wicked Stock padded pants are good. The padding stays mostly in place and the fit is good. These pants are heavier than I expected. Judging by the weight of them upon arrival, I thought they might be too heavy but thankfully, they don't feel that heavy when wearing them.Definitely have to wear shorts or pants under these since it's just mesh in the areas where there's no padding. It's also a basic mesh that feels scratchy and terrible against my skin so yeah, I have to wear things under these pants.The thing I really didn't like is the smell these pants have when first opening them. It's that awful chemical/rubbery/factory smell and it was strong. I had to air these pants outside for a few days to get it to fade. It's still there a little bit though.

I waited a bit on this review to get a good feel for how these would perform after a few rides. Now that I've put some miles on them I can definitely say they're a solid option for anyone looking to throw these under a pair of pants for some extra protection. The level 2 armor adds some extra peace of mind for both on and off road riding and surprisingly they don't add a whole lot of heat. I ride in Texas summers so I'd definitely feel it lol.These are a good call for someone looking to add a bit of safety to their riding kit and while they might not be necessary for every ride, I'd definitely say they're worth it for some longer trips. Just in case. I trust em.

The WICKED STOCK Mesh Motorcycle Pants are perfect for summer riding. The CE Level 2 armor provides excellent protection, while the mesh material ensures breathability and comfort during long rides. Designed for both men and women, these pants offer a great fit for enduro and motocross enthusiasts. The combination of safety and ventilation makes them a top choice for hot weather. Highly recommended for their balance of protection and comfort!

Nice protection for your protruding, boney parts that tend to take a beating if you dismount unexpectedly. Sizing seems pretty good. I used the size the chart recommended, and they are nice and snug to keep everything in the right place and not moving around. But not so tight that they cut off circulation. The nice thing is the thickness of the padding is enough to actually make a difference and not just for show. I would not say they are uncomfortable but, you do notice they are there, and it will take you a bit before you ignore them. Overall, they are worth it.

These are perfect for me. The sizing is pretty much bang-on and there's padding in all of the areas you'd need it. When you wear this under your "exterior" pants, you can hardly even tell they're under there. Something to note as well is that the padded parts are sewn in. They are not removable. All in all, these are a great, well-done solution for personal protection. Highly recommend.

Packaging (NOT AMAZON) is well enough with the bags inside a bag.Many people will refuse to wear armor for various reasons such as discomfort “It’s too hot’ or “too bulky” and the most horrible one I personally have heard “If you wear armor, then you don’t know how to ride.” which is the furthest thing I have ever heard from the truth. Armor protects the ride from impact which more times than not is from other people.Material reminds me of nylon stockings (see pictures). It feels like it also. But it seems stronger and thicker than a nylon stocking. There are armor pads at the hips, coccyx, and knees.Let’s talk about CE or “European Conformity” (EN = European Norm). It is to be a level 2 CE rating. But what does that mean?CE is defined by the amount of force that is transmitted. So a CE level 2 will transmit less force than a level 1. The protection is to distribute the force (impact) that would normally be transmitted to you (your body).Now technology has been changing (rapidly in some areas more than others) so I recommend doing your research on the product(s) in question. Pads could be vented and still provide the required protection for its rating. That being said, on first impression, I feel these pads are super thin and flexible. So what gives?Here is some info:EN 13634 – BootsEN 12594 – GlovesEN 1621-1, EN 1621-2, and EN 1621-3 – Limb, Back and ChestEN 13595-1 – Protective clothing for professional motorcycle racers. Jackets, Pants and One or Two Piece SuitsThese should fit under the 1621-1 meaning the LimbWhich is what they are labeled. Next in the labeling is:S – The armor is designed for the shoulderE – The armor is designed for the elbowH – The armor is designed for the hipK – The armor is designed for the kneeK + L – The armor is designed for the Knee + Upper and Middle TibiaL – The armor is designed for the front of the leg below a K protector (shin bone)KP – The armor is designed for the knucklesA – reduced coverage for specialized applicationsB – normal coverageB or FB – Full back protectorCB – Central back protectorL or LB – Lumbar protection onlyWhich under the cycle picture on the pad you will see:B/E/K/H TYPEABack / Elbow / Knee / HipThen the TYPEA or TYPE A which means “Reduced Coverage for Specialized Application”If it were TYPE B it would be “Normal Coverage”Now, EN1621-1 covers limb joint protectors knees, elbows, shoulders, and hips. EN1621-2 is the certification standard for Back/Spine protectors, and EN1621-3 refers to the Chest.All these things are great to understand … but how do we know it just wasn’t painted or printed on..So did a little more reading in and found, CE Tested (Manufacturer tested some or all within their own facility), CE Certified (A sample was tested at a certified testing facility), CE Approved (Several parts were tested in certified facility and is accredited to meet or surpass). I did not find Tested, or Certified, or Approved anywhere on the product.Now the knee pads, I could not read anything on it (see pictures)Now that being said, In the US, the only place CE or EN rated apparel is required is when you are on a race track (Each track has its own standards, just like helmets for each state).This all being said, this is more than what you had with shorts or jeans or cheap leather.I took one star because it felt miss leading with terms such as "Leading Technology" and "Boasting" and "Unparalleled Protection"

Bought these for my wife to wear under jeans for motorcycle protection. It is really hard to find motorcycle pants that actually fit for women. We went this route on a budget, seems to work fine.