Spidi J-Flex Women's Jeans (26 and 29)

Try them to believe them

“I tried on a size 34 and found the inseam to be a nice long 33". Waistband hits right at my belly button height. The knee armor is adjustable and there are tiny pockets for optional hip armor. I could have gone down a size. These are very comfy riding jeans. I have a 35" waist and 40"hips and am 5'4" tall with a 31" inseam. I fit into a size 12 usually.”

Nice pant. Wish they came larger.

“I'm 6' tall, 175 pounds, waist of 38" and hips at 42." For some reason, I ordered a size 32." (I guess I thought that pant fit the skinniest part of the waist?) Anyway, I tried them on, couldn't get them all the way up. I think that the largest size (34") would still be too tight. With that said, I loved that the knee armor was comfortable and adjustable up and down the leg. Length was fine. If I could have gotten a size to fit me, I would buy them. There's just no love for tall girls.”

99% Cotton and CE pads minimalism

“Runs very small, very tight. Mid-rise waist. But well designed for minimalist protection; the knee pads have velcro so they can be adjusted for height (Very cool!), and there are pockets for hip pads. Ordered size 32 - I have a 34 waist but I'm pretty tall so I usually wear a size 14. It was too tight for me to button. My spouse who wears a size 12 could button it, but it was too tight for her. Made from 99% cotton, which is good basic protection, and with the CE knee pads and mesh pockets for hip pads, it would clear the bar for basic spills. If I could get these in my size, they'd defini”

Nope

“These are sized way small and it feels like the manufacturer doesn't take into account women or AFAB people’s natural waist to hip ratio. Anyone listing just waist and inseam measurements in their size chart are giving a red flag that they actually aren’t concerned with accurate fit for our bodies.”