Quasi's sliderz kevlar jeans, anyone got 'em?

**gijoe1313** · 16th April 2008, 13:02

Wearing mine in class at the moment, toasty warm and comfortable to wear all day.

Got them wet a couple of nights ago, left them to dry out, no probs! The button does get easier to use so no worries on that score.

Now when will Quasi make them in camo colours?

**PrincessBandit** · 26th April 2008, 22:24

Originally Posted by twotyred

shortening is ok, it used to be considered the norm in tailoring.... but that was way back when everyones wife/mother had a sewing machine and knew how to use it...

try and find a modern girl who knows how to sew let alone owns an overlocker!

Have had years of experience having to shorten trousers! For myself, my dad, my husband and my daughter (at least Ripper Roo92 hasn't needed that done for a few years now). Since my sewing machine died (hence the hand sewn teeshirt dress in the "Belle of the rally" thread) all those jobs have had to be done by hand. It's a real drag I can tell you! Find a woman who'll do it for you (by hand or machine) and she's worth looking after!

**TygerTung** · 27th April 2008, 19:19

Originally Posted by zeocen

Jeez mate, you're eager! I don't get my knee down at all, but if I did it sure as shit wouldn't be in jeans with no padding over top! (Would hate to think of what loose jeans like the Teknics would be like on the ground, did they catch at all?)

Nah they didn't grip too much.

Had motox knee pads under anyway.

**Quasievil** · 8th May 2008, 20:21

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$100.00 + courier

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**chester** · 13th May 2008, 22:05

Originally Posted by Quasievil

SUPER SPECIAL

LADIES QUASiMOTO SLIDERZ

$100.00 + courier

PM Me for details

how bout same price for me..............

**Quasievil** · 14th May 2008, 07:18

Originally Posted by chester

how bout same price for me..............

Sure are you size 8/10/12/14/or 16 ??

**TygerTung** · 14th May 2008, 18:46

Do you have any 8? I got you to send me some 10 for the wife but they seem to be a very big 10!!!! Much too loose for her. Can I send them back?

**chubby** · 15th May 2008, 10:37

Ok, I have just purchased my first set of Quasi's sliderz. Mens size so no May big savings (girls please note).

I had been wearing some Tecknic's and found them to be very good. Then i wore Quasi's. I found:

The fit was so much better and firmer, not tight, just firm (remember these are new) and so there is less flap but great comfort.

A little longer than the others (I'm 186 cm) but with boot and all, just the right length.

The protection was so much more than on the Tecknic's and I can feel that as well as see that. So its certainly a jean i will be happy and confident in wearing on the bike.

Service was fantastic, they arrived when they should and everything was just right.

The only criticism, and this is a personal choice matter. i prefer the more stone washed look. these are a little more formal blue than i wanted but we shall see what a few washes will do to them. As i said this is a personal colour note and it will not stop me wearing these jeans and feeling happy with them.

I am more than happy with the purchase.

**zeocen** · 15th May 2008, 13:55

I am wearing mine every day, they have replaced my actual jeans now. I'm going to have to buy another pair I think.

After 2 months of wearing them, literally, every day, I have no complaints.. they have gone through rain, hail and shine and have held up perfectly, no seams appear to be falling apart anywhere. I ride every day and wear them every day, with jeans as comfortable as these that you can just jump on and off your bike it's basically made all normal jeans redundant.

No discomfort with armor underneath the jeans either by the way!

**rphenix** · 15th May 2008, 16:23

Originally Posted by zeocen

I am wearing mine every day, they have replaced my actual jeans now. I'm going to have to buy another pair I think.

After 2 months of wearing them, literally, every day, I have no complaints.. they have gone through rain, hail and shine and have held up perfectly, no seams appear to be falling apart anywhere. I ride every day and wear them every day, with jeans as comfortable as these that you can just jump on and off your bike it's basically made all normal jeans redundant.

No discomfort with armor underneath the jeans either by the way!

Dont find them too warm to wear all day? I wear my draggins sometimes all day but find it rather warm so usually change.

**zeocen** · 15th May 2008, 16:27

In the summer, on extremly hot days I would just roll them up, or would be wearing shorts. I find them quite a comfy temp at the moment!

**centercore** · 15th May 2008, 17:57

Originally Posted by zeocen

I am wearing mine every day, they have replaced my actual jeans now. I'm going to have to buy another pair I think.

After 2 months of wearing them, literally, every day, I have no complaints.. they have gone through rain, hail and shine and have held up perfectly, no seams appear to be falling apart anywhere. I ride every day and wear them every day, with jeans as comfortable as these that you can just jump on and off your bike it's basically made all normal jeans redundant.

No discomfort with armor underneath the jeans either by the way!

I think i've had mine for a month now. Wear them everyday.. makes them hard to wash cause I can't have them out of action. So when quasi orders them black ones i'm gonna jump on it. I prefer them to actual Jeans now.