Street 3 season pant

I'm looking @ a 3 season pant for street use on rides where I don't wear my leathers but want more protection than jeans. I don't want an over pant and have 1 pair of Kevlar reinforced jeans already. These should be comfortable, stylish enough to walk around in somewhat, and over the boot style.

Looking at something like the Revit Tornado 2, Revit Gear 2, or Sedici Alexi.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

 

And something that fits someone besides a Short Fat American would be nice.

 

Aerostitch. Expensive but worth it, like most things in life.

 

If you don't like it go back to Iceland or Uzbekistan or wherever you people come from.

 

In case someone finds this thread in the future, here's what else I've found so far that is well reviewed:
Aerostich (thanks dobr24) Utility
First Gear Escape TPG

PS I'm the opposite of fat and only short on a basketball court

 

Haven't you seen his pictures? He's clearly Irish.

 

I can't help it I'm built like a Somalian.

 

We Micks don't claim him. Let the Scots have him.

 

I have a pair of First Gear Escape TPG coming in a day or two. Will let you know what I think.

 

Me too! Found a deal too good to pass up to not at least have them shipped to me. I don't know if I'll keep them and/or add another pair.

 

I've had (and have) a shit ton of street pants, and none of them cover enough bases that I can narrow it down to one for "3 season" riding. Forget the model, but the A* Drystar bib pants I got last year probably come closest.

 

I just got a pair of Dainese D-expolorer pants for christmas and love them. More summer/spring/fall because of the big vent panels in them but should work well with the goretex liner in them in the winter (we haven't had a winter to speak of in GA this year). I have had the same jacket for a while and have ridden in sub freezing temps/sleet to 95+ degrees with no issues.

 

You're kinda living proof of the falsehood of that statement...'