Hornee vs Draggin

**Kiwi.in.transit** · 20th November 2008, 21:11

So I'm thinking of investing in a set of jeans with kevlar, and up until recently all I had heard about were Draggin jeans. But, I went into a store the other day that introduced me to Hornee jeans. Instead of just taking the saleswoman's word that they were great, I thought I'd check with all of you... what do you guys think of Hornee jeans compared to Draggin jeans? Does anyone have any Hornee jeans? What are they like?

**PrincessBandit** · 20th November 2008, 21:42

I'll be interested in responses too. I've tried Draggins on but they gaped majorly at the back so I never got as far as parting with the cash and trying them out on my bike. I'd also like to know whether they're worth the fancy price tag too.
Ta.

**Number One** · 20th November 2008, 21:59

I have draggins but I don't really rate them...never even heard of the horney ones

**CB ARGH** · 20th November 2008, 22:08

I'd be ashamed to wear pants with "Hornee" branding all over the fabric.

Dude, go for the draggins.

Ffs, what a name for a company.

**Number One** · 20th November 2008, 22:25

Originally Posted by CB ARGH

Dude, go for the draggins.

She is not a dude.

I dare say though that if a chick had 'Hornee' emblazoned across their arse she would cease being a lady and would instead become 'shorty, bitch, ho or something similar'

**NordieBoy** · 21st November 2008, 06:30

Originally Posted by Number One

I dare say though that if a chick had 'Hornee' emblazoned across their arse she would cease being a lady and would instead become 'shorty, bitch, ho or something similar'

So you don't see a downside either.

**Gizzit** · 21st November 2008, 07:34

Originally Posted by Number One

She is not a dude.

I dare say though that if a chick had 'Hornee' emblazoned across their arse she would cease being a lady and would instead become 'shorty, bitch, ho or something similar'

Personally .... I'd much rather see a "Hornee" arse on a chick ... than seeing her "Draggin" her arse !!

**Freakshow** · 21st November 2008, 07:38

While in Sydney my partner tried on some of these Hornee jeans and found they were very low across waist and even worst in a seated position. It seemed they were styley but no good on a bike!

**NOMIS** · 21st November 2008, 08:07

went on ther website, they got way better styles than draggins, how much are a pair of draggins?

**bert_is_evil** · 21st November 2008, 12:33

I bought a pair and wore them once - they were way way too low in the waist/butt for riding or crashing in.

**CookMySock** · 21st November 2008, 12:59

Originally Posted by Number One

I dare say though that if a chick had 'Hornee' emblazoned across their arse she would cease being a lady and would instead become 'shorty, bitch, ho or something similar'

Shit yeah, bring it on!! None of those terms should be taken as derogatory! The world needs all the shorty ho' bitches it can get and so do I. Wear them around with the fly open! MMMMMmmmmm!!!

Steve

**koiwoi** · 21st November 2008, 13:19

I have a pair of Hornee jeans, they have an X on the label and don't say hornee anywhere on the outside
thankfully!!!

The kevlar bits are the same as on the draggin jeans but I found the style and fit of them was much better. I don't like the tapered fit of the draggin jeans but I could even wear the hornee jeans as everyday jeans which is saying something. I would try them both out, I went looking specifically for a pair of draggin jeans and came home with the hornee ones, the only difference is the fit and style, the protection they provide is on par with each other (not a lot really when compared to "proper" protective pants).

but +1 for the hornee jeans

**Gizzit** · 21st November 2008, 13:25

Are they dear ? Dragin are quite expensive ,,,, well I think they are ..

Originally Posted by koiwoi

I have a pair of Hornee jeans, they have an X on the label and don't say hornee anywhere on the outside
thankfully!!!

The kevlar bits are the same as on the draggin jeans but I found the style and fit of them was much better. I don't like the tapered fit of the draggin jeans but I could even wear the hornee jeans as everyday jeans which is saying something. I would try them both out, I went looking specifically for a pair of draggin jeans and came home with the hornee ones, the only difference is the fit and style, the protection they provide is on par with each other (not a lot really when compared to "proper" protective pants).

but +1 for the hornee jeans