Constructed for severe weather endurance, the SPIDI Tour Evo 2 Light Pants utilize a robust laminated shell of Cordura® Ripstop and 3-layer Nylon to deliver uncompromising protection for long-distance touring. This architectural approach ensures the garment can withstand extreme abrasion and tear resistance, critical for riders who traverse varied terrain and face the elements head-on. The integration of high-tenacity polyamide Tenax fabric further reinforces the structural integrity, allowing the pants to maintain their shape and protective capabilities even under the sustained stress of highway speeds and off-road excursions.
Thermal regulation and ergonomic precision are achieved through the H2Out membrane, which provides a balanced 10k/10k waterproof and breathable rating to manage moisture during extended rides. The system is complemented by a removable 100gr/sqm thermal liner that can be worn standalone, offering versatile climate management from freezing mornings to warm afternoons. Ergonomic fit is refined via the ERGOFIT SYSTEM, featuring adjustable waist fastening, volume reduction straps, and an internal drawstring, while neoprene inserts at the cuffs and water-repellent barriers at the lining bottom ensure a secure, dry seal against the elements.
Certified to EN 17092-3:2020 Class AA standards, these pants meet the rigorous safety requirements of the (UE)2016/454 Regulation for protective motorcycle gear. The design includes specific arrangements for CE Level 1 and Level 2 back protectors, as well as compatibility with Warrior Lite Level 2 shoulder and elbow protectors, ensuring comprehensive impact coverage. With 3M® Scotchlite® reflective zones for enhanced night visibility and a zip fastener to join with compatible jackets, this gear is engineered for riders who demand verified safety performance and seamless integration within a full touring system.
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