Wore these Surveyor pants for 11 days during a Colombian enduro ride. They are the most comfortable pant for longer rides in all-weather climates. They stay cool in the heat, dry quickly after the rain, and keep the brisk temperatures off your skin. Love the pockets, especially the inner pocket inside the pocket. It helped to keep a phone or small wallet with some cash easily accessible. The wide waste band with twin snaps is comfortable and stays clasped. Plenty of room for knee pads/braces and meaty thighs. I never felt constricted or bunched up like other riding pants. They are very easy to move around in. The midweight Cordura fabric is pretty darn tough! It suffered some snags but the ripstop feature works, no real rips. The mesh fabric on the lower leg will tear and burn against a hot exhaust, but still highly functional. I will definitely purchase a second pair.

Great product, very good quality and improved fit!

I cannot express how happy I’m with these pants. Quality is top notch, love design and what’s the most important these are the first pants that fits me perfectly. I’m 6’6” and ordered 36T. Fits just great. Will be ordering soon reckless 40L system. Guys keep going like this and never compromise on quality in future.

These are what I always wanted: a hot weather ITB pant with a knee panel that free-flows air while still being able to take impacts. When you're sitting on the bike, it's that knee area that gets most of the air - and now you'll get flow driving up your leg sitting or standing; plus the mesh seat should avoid most of the stickiness that a coated textile incurs. schoeller simply makes the best meshes out there, and while this new stretch version isn't quite as beefy as Dynatec / Keprotec mesh, it's more then sufficient for dual sport adventuring - and is just flexible enough to only be a bit boxy when worn (if you've tried the Klim Baja pants you'll know how stiff and boxy that mesh is, despite it being incredible). The stretch Cordura moves well, and allows for extra airflow while being more durable then most off-road pant's chassis.

While it's too cold right now to really test out the hot weather performance, I have no doubt it'll surpass the Mojave (which never did flow much air unless you were standing, especially on an adv bike with some wind blocking).

Fit wise: My actual waist measures out 32.5. I bought a 32, and there's more then enough space to get Forcefield armored leggings on and snug things down. Finally, the knee area is cut well for braces, and should work better then the Klim option.

Just fantastic pants.