Plus Size Motorcycle Pants
I received an email the other day from a woman who is searching for Size 16 overpants. Anything over a size 12-14 is pretty difficult to find, but luckily I was able to give her a few suggestions. These all come in a true size 16 or equivalent.
The fit on all of these are all curvy and generous in the hips/thighs/waist. Olympia’s pant feature accordian stretch panels along the hips/thighs for an even more adjustable fit.
If you have any that you’d like to add to the list, please feel free to comment.
1. Olympia Airglide 3
$229.99; Sizes 4-18
Fully ventilated, removable waterproof liner, adjustable knee armor, full hip to toe zippers, perfect for summer/spring/ hot weather riding.
2. Olympia Promax
$249.99; Sizes 4-18
Waterproof, removable thermal liner, adjustable knee armor, full length zippers from hip to toe. No ventilation, perfect for cold weather/ wet/ winter riding.
3. REV’IT Axis (unisex)
$139.99; Sizes XS-3XL Standard, S-3XL Short, M-2XL Long
Full 2 way zipper, from hip to toe, no hip armor, thermal liners or ventilation, comes in standard/short/long insteams. Waterproof, lightweight overpant.
4. Tourmaster Venture Pants
$149.99; Sizes XS-XL.
Vents, full length, waterproof side entry leg zippers and zippered side entry. Adjustable knee armor.
5. Firstgear TPG Overpants
$249.95; Sizes 6-18
Full length zippers, removable liner, waterproof.
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Cycle Gear carries women’s plus sizes. The BiLT line has some women’s pants up to a 3x. The Calypso Mesh Pant and the Tempest Waterproof pants both fit me when I was wearing a size 22 in street clothing, and I am just shy of 5’10″ tall.
And yes, for the record, I am affiliated with Cycle Gear. I do get to test the products we carry, and I am very vocal about women’s fitting issues!
I love my Olympia Airglide 3 pants. Very nice fit and versatile. The liners can be worn separately. for when you are off the bike.
I’m thinking that it would be more beneficial if you posted pics for plus size stuff on women that are not a size 2!! The 1st pic you have, for your very expensive pants is definitely not a plus size woman, nor is the second pic!~!
Unfortunately those are not my pics, since they come from the manufacturer web sites. But I agree with you. It would help if they had photos of both types of women.