Cortech Hyper-Flo Air Pants

To choose a size, get a waist measurement with a tape and use the measurements to choose the size pant you need. Most people will find they’ve chosen the same size they usually wear in men’s clothing. The pants have some effective Velcro tabs on the waist you can use to snug the pants a bit… about two-four inches below the max, so that is why there is a range of 2” listed in the chart.

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The Cortech Hyper-Flo Air Pants are a mesh pant with textile reinforcement in key impact areas.

The seat and knees of the pants have 1000D nylon abrasion-resistant panels and the main chassis of the pant is 600D abrasion-resistant polyester. This 600D polyester covers the back of the legs, crotch, and front waist area as well as the outer seam of the pant. There are large mesh panels on the lower legs, upper thighs, and back of the knees that should allow plenty of airflow when the zip-out waterproof liner is removed. The liner connects near the cuff with color-coded snaps and has a mesh interior liner that will help with airflow within the liner to keep you cool.

On the back of the pant there is a stretch accordion panel. This panel gives you some flexibility at the waist if you connect the pants to a jacket using the 8 inch connection zipper which includes the mating half. There are two reflective strips at the cuff, above the knee, and the Cortech logos at the waist is reflective as well. CE level 2 knee armor is included in height adjustable pockets. These pockets use hook and loop stops to set the armor height. The hip pockets have a foam pad included and this can be upgraded to a CE level protection, see the related products below.

The Cortech Hyper-Flo Air is a good pant option if you are looking for a mesh pant with an optional removable waterproof liner. The styling is very subdued and not overly flashy or “motorcycly”. These should work for just about any riding style in warm to hot weather. :: Mike, 2-22-2022