Street & Steel Oakland Women's Jeans

Great pants

“I’m 5’2” 120lbs and normally wear a 6 in women’s pants. A 4 in these fits well. The stretch is really nice and makes for a super comfortable pant. However, the stretch is so nice that I do need to wear a belt to keep them where I want them when riding in a more aggressive position. The knee pads (CE1) can be moved to fit your body which is AWESOME because c’mon y’all none of us are the same size. No hip pads but saddle and hips lined with Kevlar. I roll mine up at the bottom because they are long (I’m also short), but I also like the look of the rolled cuff. They don’t need to be rolled up ”

Survived a 100mph slide.

“I've had these for about 4 months, and finally went down in them yesterday. Landed on my knee at 100mph and slid for about 60 feet. The only place that the kevlar tore open was behind the knee armor. My entire leg was completely protected from the slide, and sustained injuries only from impact, no road rash. They fit great, waist runs slightly large so grab a belt. Wash them alone as they bleed a ton. Will definitely be buying them again if my pair can't be repaired.”

If you got hips and and tush and want to stay protected, GET THESE FRIGGIN PANTS, Y'ALL

“Why diet when you can just buy this kick ace jeans. RUN BIG! Order down 1-2 sizes. I'm typically a 10-14 depending on jeans. I've got hips and a tush made by squats and I could of def gone with an 8 as there's plenty of room in the butt and hips of the 10s I ordered. I'm keeping them though as they're snug in the legs. I like that as they look good with riding sneakers and don't flap like I'm a dang bird. If I lay off the sodium for a couple days, they legs will prob be spot on. I'll prob snag a pair of 6s and 8s as I like these so much I will still want them in my closet after I start to drop”

Curvy girls go one size up

“To start, a frame of reference: I'm 5 ft 2 inches tall and 160 pounds. I ride a GSX-R600. The style of the jeans- They are trendy and very cute. I like the washed out faded black look. The fit of the jeans- Ugh. I purchased a 10 after trying on an 8. As with most jeans, unless they're specially cut for black women, they don't fit right at all. The 10 fits over my butt and my thighs but leaves a huge cap in the waist. My boyfriend had to put another notch in my belt for them to stay up. And they're entirely too long. I wore them tucked into my Joe Rocket Heartbreaker boots(WHICH I ABSOLUTELY”

I’m a Man wearing Women’s Jeans

“I kid you not, I’m a Man and these Women’s jeans fit me better than the Men’s ones. I have both and the Men’s jeans are too loose and baggy on my legs. The women’s jeans fit nice and tight so that the armor would not move in the event of a crash. I honestly think if I crashed in the men’s pants I would have damage to my kneecap. I wear a men’s size 30 and women’s size 6. The pants are tight to my legs but also super stretchy and comfortable.”

Great armor, awesome looks.

“Great pair of jeans! It fits tight but it stretches. It looks like regular pants, if not better! Highly recommend!”

oakland womens

“Write your review here. It must be at least 25 characters long. Consider if you are thick wear your normal size. if you are taller and thinner then you definately need to drop at least 1 or more sizes. the waist is extremely stretchy. my wife is about 5'5 and 138 pounds with a thicker thigh and calf. not fat but athletic because she works out. size 10 fits her legs but the waist is big. size 8 the legs are too small and size 12 is just way too big.. she went with the 10 even though the waist is bigger because of the stretch . once you get into riding position it is fine though. if you a”

If You Got a Gut, Size Up!

“5'9, ~230lbs with a gut bigger than my bony backside. Comfortably tight around my legs to keep the armor in place, but the rise was so low I couldn't fit them over my rear (never a problem). I normally wear size 18, maybe 16 on a good day, but I ordered a 14 due to the reviews claiming the waist was really generous and because 16s were out of stock (I know, I know). However, the pants themselves look great. The denim material felt heavy duty and protective but didn't feel much different than regular jeans (also included an extra button!). The knee armor was stiff, but a good stiff. It was hard”

Very satisfied with my purchase.

“The only complaint that I have is the waist. It does sit down a bit low on the bike. The jeans themselves are very comfortable and have enough stretch that they might look tight but In reality they for just right. I am 5’5” 145 pounds and ordered a size 4. They are long for me but because they are a skinny fit they did fit well in my boots. The knee armor fits in the right location for me In a riding position. I wish a company would come out with a higher waist design!!”

I'm a crash-test dummy

“Sizing reference: I'm a string bean at 5'10" and 125 lbs, and the size 4 fit me pretty much perfectly. The only thing I didn't like about them was the knee armor. It's ridiculously stiff and becomes very uncomfortable very quickly in the aggressive sportbike riding position. I swapped out the armor for some D30 armor (which fits into the armor pockets really well) and now they're all-day comfortable. The jeans themselves are super soft and comfy, and now one of my favorite pairs of jeans I own. There are a lot of riding jeans out there, and very few (in my opinion) that are even remotely sty”

Fit is fine, true to size, it?s a low price point pant

“These aren?t terrible like the other reviews would lead you to believe. Bottom line is - you get what you pay for. These pants are at a lower price point, but they do have aramid reinforcement and supposedly the armor in the knees is level 1. However the fit was fine, I am a size 10 and the 10R was perfect for me. For reference I am 5?7? 150 pounds and pear shaped. I also like masculine looking jeans and these are. The one issue that others have raised is the waist is too wide. If you have a small waist you?ll need a belt to keep from flashing people. The armor is bulky and uncomfortable, def”

Is this REALLY safety gear?

“I have never bought or used motorcycle jeans - and thought this might be a good option for my 7 mile surface street commute to work. The fabric seems more durable but the legs are very form fitted and the knee protection sticks out a lot. So tight around the ankle -- I can't fit my Sidi boots over the pants comfortably. Do people just wear sneakers without ankle protection with these? The length is ok - I ordered size 10 and I am 5'10" with a 34" inseam. Everything else doesn't work too well -- more clothing designed with short women in mind.”