Our selection of Men's Leather brings together leather motorcycle trousers designed for sporty riding and the track, such as the RST TracTech Evo, with its D3O protections, stretch zones, and connecting zip. Our advice helps you choose the right level of protection, the size suited to your riding position, and how to care for the leather.
Protect your legs, on the road as well as on the track.
When sliding on asphalt, leather lasts longer against abrasion than most textiles, which explains its dominance on the track and in sports riding. It is chosen to be about one millimetre to one and a half millimetres thick, with double or triple stitching in impact zones, as a seam that gives way can open the trousers. At RST, a British brand founded in 1988 and official supplier of the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy, the TracTech Evo combines leather and stretch panels to match the riding position on the bike.
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Motorcycle clothing falls under the EN 17092 standard, which classifies protection into five levels. Class AAA, the most demanding, corresponds to track and sport road leather trousers; followed by AA and A. Class B has no impact protections, and class C denotes clothing worn under a suit to hold the protectors. The classification measures abrasion, seam strength, and the holding of protections. Knee protectors, approved EN 1621-1, such as D3O, whose soft material hardens on impact, are also checked.
A leather trouser should be tried on in a riding position: seated, with knees bent, it should fit well without being too tight, and the protector must cover the kneecap. Leather loosens slightly over time, hence an initially close-fitting cut. The connection fastener, whether short or circular, links it to the compatible top from the same brand to form a two-piece outfit that doesn't separate in the event of a fall. After a ride in the rain, let the trousers dry at room temperature, away from radiators that can crack the leather, then nourish it with leather cream.
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Sizes usually follow the European size chart or waist measurement in inches. You measure your waist, hip, and inseam, and then compare with the brand's guide, with some offering short or long lengths.
Yes, many models are available in large sizes. Stretch panels at the knees and inseam provide valuable comfort, and you should check that the protectors stay well positioned once in the riding position.
No, leather absorbs water and becomes heavier in a downpour, especially if it is perforated. A waterproofing product suitable for leather limits penetration, but this trouser is primarily intended for dry weather rides.
Perforated leather allows air circulation and makes hot days more bearable, at the cost of a slight decrease in abrasion resistance. Full leather is better suited for year-round use and offers more wind protection.
Well maintained, they can last a motorcyclist many years. After a fall, inspect the seams and scuffed areas, and replace any protectors that have taken a heavy impact, even if there is no visible damage.