Cortech by Tour Master CPX Textile Cargo Pants
WARNING: Always wear protective riding gear and equipment when operating motorcycles. This Cortech CPX Water Resistant Cargo Pant is not recommended for riding in the short pant configuration. Removing leg pieces precludes minimal protection. No protective gear can prevent all injuries a rider might receive while riding. Obey all speed and safety laws. 
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Sizing Information:
These pants are sold in waist and inseam lengths just like the jeans or pants you buy in any store. I measured a half dozen random sizes and they seem very close to the indicated size. If anything they are exactly on or a tad smaller, so if you are between sizes, I’d advise you to choose the larger. Also, the cotton will likely shrink just a bit (like normal jeans or dockers).
Personally I like the CPX Cargo Pants. They are a comfortable loose cut and they have lots of storage. I like having a pocket on the side of my leg for my cell phone. I can also see how the zip-off legs would be handy. You wouldn’t want to ride without the reinforced legs in place, but when you get where you are going, and it’s hot out, these will be perfect. The material is strong, a lot heavier than standard jeans and feels like good quality, so these look like they will last well. Water resistant? Hmmm… they look and feel like heavy soft cotton to me, so I wouldn’t count on any sort of water proof capabilities. In fact, when these get wet, they’ll weigh about 10 pounds! Overall, I think these are a very nice product that would have a lot of usefulness for motorcycling. Take the “View Larger Pictures” link above to see some good close-up pictures taken in our offices.
Happy Customers Who Bought This Product
Location: California
I was looking for another pair of casual-looking pants that I could wear on and off the bike and settled on these Cortech cargo pants. I tend to wear mesh/textile overpants over shorts when it gets hot, but when it cools off a bit I like the opti... (Read more...)
Location: Tennessee
These pants actually seem heavier and more rugged than the Tourmaster DSX blue jeans I'd been wearing. No armor, but they have kevlar in the knees and seat so my wife won't hassle me too much about lack of protection. Blue jeans are taboo in my ... (Read more...)