REV'IT! Continent Pants

Overpriced for what you get.

“These are a lightweight ripstop pant. I was expecting something heavier duty. The tan looks more gold color when in sunlight. Fitment of a large works for a 34 waist and good length for 32 inseam. Overall there are better options in this segment for the price and lack of protection offered.”

Initial impression.

“Bought a Large. 6'1" tall. 34" waist. Fit perfect. Silicone surrounds the circumference of the waistband. There are no connection zippers. The openings at the leg provide generous room and easy access for tall motorcycle boots. The leather panels are awesome. I don't think the knee or hip armor are going to help. The plan is to remove it and buy a pair of knee braces anyway. Which should fit real nice. The breathability is very good. If you want a comfortable OTB pant with room for your own armor, I suggest considering these.”

Good pants, size seems inaccurate

“Nice pants but I wear a size 35 levis so I ordered size large and they were way too small”

“It looks like I am wearing my husband's pants. While I wanted out of the boot pants, the legs are very wide. The fabric and reinforcements are quality though. Don't care so much how I look as how they perform! I wear a size 6-8, but had to return the S for a M.”

They're OK

“I have tons of Revit gear and just gear in general, but these pants were a bit of a let down. I really wanted the pockets to work so I could carry my phone and Inreach, but the access is so so small that you can't fit your hand in the pocket, and I have small hands. Better if they were actual cargo pockets. The extra splash layers down below around the boots are just massive heat generators so I cut them out. Neither of the CE pads should be taken seriously, you should wear your own standalone pads. And I know, I've crashed at highway speed before. Pants are a bit warm but robust, so there's a”

Size chart inaccurate

“Runs small. With a 34-35" waist I ordered size L but while the length and fit was otherwise fine, waist was too small. Had to return, and may not be able to comment on the fit of the XL as it looks like there are none available. The subcategories don't really pertain as I have not used them on a ride as I need to return them.”

Very Poor Quality and value

“these are one of my worst riding gear choices. pictures look good in catalog and pants fit okay at home. when you actually gear up to ride it becomes evident how poorly these pants were designed. distance between crotch and belt line is far too short. pants should be fitted for humans. we are not built to the dimensions of these pants. belt line should be higher to allow fitment on waistline like our street clothes. belt buckle is a bit cumbersome to unfasten. inner leg gaitors are a good idea, but are miserable to force a foot through to put pants on. stuff is like putting leg through flypape”

Continent Pants

“First off, I love these pants! The description is misleading however. There is no removable hydratex liner. And that is my only complaint. I was looking for a warmer weather pant that was a dirt / adventure crossover and these are perfect. Ventilation is great but get a little warm when you are working the bike in technical terrain. They move with you and are comfortable for multi day rides. The price is a little high but worth it. I?ll be ordering the Element H20 next. I found my new brand of gear!”

REV'IT! Continent Pants

“really really wanted to like these, I liked the construction and look but where the armor is placed is crazy off. The hip pro is way up front kind of like where a front pocket on jeans would be and the knee pro is WAY to the inside leaving half your knee and the outside of your knee with nothing. If they were not so expensive, I would have gone with supplemental knee pro but at this price it doesn't make sense. really disappointing and I'll return them.”

Weird poorly fit liner

“The liner in these was a nightmare, I could not get them on without a struggle, it was so bad I cut it out below the pads. They are pretty comfortable but really don't feel that protective. I guess for dirt they are probably fine, but the pads only sit in the right spot on the bike, so I would wear separate knee/shin pads. Because the material is so light they do have good ventilation. Unfortunately I don't think I would get these again.”