I really like mine also

Guys, thanks for the review.
What size are Y'all and how do they fit compared to regular jeans. (size wise) As we know regular jeans can ride up a bit on the bike.

I normally wear a 34 waist, and these are a 36 waist and they seem to fit pretty close to how the 34's fit.

the come all the way down to the ground on the back of my heels so they will probably get a little bit frayed, but I dont mind that, as far as them riding up, I think the elastic helps that a lot, they feel good on the bike, really good!

What's your inseam.. I'm like a 31 32/34.. I can get the length but then I need a belt and suspenders..

I like the way those look.

Thanks for the reviews Guys!

I was just looking at the Icon Hooligans online and thinking of buying a pair tomorrow.

www.gpbikes.com lots of stuff online, note that prices shown are in CA$ (not that there is much difference these days)

The old fashioned bricks and mortar store is worth the drive if you are in southern Ontario for any reason.

Based on your reviews, I will be picking up a pair tomorrow at the store.

I find they fit just right also long inseam so they dont ride up 34w and prob 32-33 inseam not as good as leather but better than reg jeans also baggy / loose fit could ride up in a crash but than again better than standard jeans. really comfy

I love mine, I normally wear a 36/30, and these in a 36 fit great, little long, but great overall jean. Very comfortable on the bike as well. I just wish they had a slider attachment A little baggy for sliders though really....

I bought a pair of firstgear mesh Ht overpants for the NM 100 degree weather. I just wear a pair of shorts underneath and when it gets really hot I can unzip the sides of the pants. Not as good as leather protection but at least I won't pass out on the highway...

Bought mine yesterday and got out tonight to check 'em out.

Overall, very satisfied. Rather a hot humid night, and I have to say 'the boys' were kept quite cool...that's a good thing! Because my mid-section ain't what it used to be, I had to opt for a larger size which means the legs are a little long for my liking. I only noticed this however when I was standing beside the bike. When I was riding, it was a non-issue.

I did notice however that because of the reduced material thickness between 'the boys' and the tank (relative to my Rhyno textile pants), I tended to sense more vibration in that region. This might be a good thing, or a bad thing depending on your perspective. Let's just say, if you wear these to ride to church on Sunday, park a good distance away to allow for...ummm....settling of the nether region!

Ladies, I highly recco these pants! You might never get off the bike! Guys, if you like that kind of thing, then go for it.

Maybe 'satisfied' was the wrong choice of word to start this post, but these are still good pants for riding. Let's hope I never have to return here and comment on their ability to save me from road rash.

Well I dumped my bike while wearing them, I didnt hit the ground but the peg caught me in the leg and they didnt rip or anything, I just got a little bruise, ohwell.

when did ya do that das? today ?

Sunday, posted my rant in the lounge.

Very cool!