Hornee vs Draggin

[CookMySock]

never heard of hornee tho

I heard of it when I was eleven.

Steve

[Tank]

I heard of it when I was eleven.

Steve

I hope they caught the guy.

[Number One]

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

niceone

[Gizzit]

niceone

Everyone has to have a hobby i suppose ......

[Owl]

I've never heard of "Hornee", but I would recommend staying away from "Hardas" jeans.

[flame13]

I'm in Sydney and the Honree brand is well known here. I have a pair and I have found them to be great. I think the quality is just as good as Draggins and the price is pretty much the same. For me it really came down to fit, I found the Hornee jeans were better for me however I have friends who like the fit of Draggins.

I would suggest trying both on (sitting on a bike) and choosing which ever feels better.

[GSXR Trace]

so does anyone know where we can go and try both types on in auckland?

[VINTAJ]

Well, after happily wearing my "Hornee" kevlar-reinforced jeans over a couple of years (they are my sole bike riding pants; very comfortable and stylish, on and off my bike), I'm about to buy some cargo pants by the same manufacturer - as an alternative, not because my jeans are worn out yet! Highly recommended

[Spuds1234]

Well, after happily wearing my "Hornee" kevlar-reinforced jeans over a couple of years (they are my sole bike riding pants; very comfortable and stylish, on and off my bike), I'm about to buy some cargo pants by the same manufacturer - as an alternative, not because my jeans are worn out yet! Highly recommended

As crazy as it sounds, have you tried crashing in them? How did you fare afterwards. I always figured the lack if impact protection in Draggin Jeans and the like would make a small crash hurt like a mofo with broken bones and things.

[steve_t]

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