For those who use the motorcycle as a natural part of their day, SPIDI has developed a complete range of technical jeans capable of combining the appearance of conventional jeans with materials specifically selected to resist on the motorcycle and certification levels that reach the Classes AA and AAA.
SPIDI technical jeans: aesthetics and protection guaranteed
From SPIDI they are clear that “Resuming daily life after the holidays can also be an opportunity to continue enjoying the motorcycle. September brings back the daily commute, the office and the usual schedules, but there are still many hours of daylight to improvise a route when leaving work or choose the long way back home”they explain.
Making jeans work naturally in both scenarios requires much more than adding protection to conventional pants. Abrasion resistance, ergonomics, elasticity, location of the protectors and behavior of the different fabrics are part of a specific development that SPIDI has been using for years in its denim models.
SPIDI range of jeans with Class AAA certification
At the highest part of the range are the SPIDI J&Dyneema EVO and J&K Straight EVO, two different ways to achieve Class AAA certification, the most demanding level contemplated by the standard EN 17092 for this type of garments. The J&Dyneema EVO represent the most technological interpretation of SPIDI denim.
Its single-layer construction uses Dyneema fibers integrated into the fabric itself to obtain high abrasion resistance without resorting to thick inner layers, thus maintaining a clean appearance and performance close to that of conventional jeans.
The Warrior Lite protections on knees and hips complete a garment designed to offer the highest level of certification with a modern and discreet cut, in Blue Dark Used and black colors, in US sizes from 28 to 40, with a RRP of 339.90 euros. The J&K Straight EVO achieve that same AAA approval from a different approach.
Its more classic straight cut is combined with Keramide reinforcements, an aramidic-based fiber used to increase resistance in the most exposed areas. In this case available in Blue Raw finish, in US sizes from 28 to 40, with a RRP of 259.90 euros. Two different solutions that show how the same denim aesthetic can respond to different fit and construction preferences without lowering the level of protection.
One step below: Class AA certification
For their part, the J-Fit Superslim TECH and J-Tracker TECHboth certified in Class AA, have been designed for those who especially seek that combination of everyday use, comfort and protection. In the case of the J-Fit Superslim TECH, SPIDI starts with a specially fitted silhouette and stretch denim developed to accompany the body’s movements without losing the appearance of everyday jeans.
The TECH version also incorporates protection on the hips compared to the original J-Fit Superslim, a specific evolution that allows the approval of the set to be raised from Class A to Class AA. These pants are available in Blue Dark Used, in US sizes 28 to 40, with an RRP of 219.90 euros.
The J-Tracker TECH follow a similar philosophy with a slightly more versatile slim fit and a Cordura and cotton construction. Also here, the TECH specification adds protection on the hips to that already present on the knees, bringing the set up to Class AA certification and reinforcing its versatile nature for different types of motorcycles and trips. Available in Blue Dark Used, in US sizes 28 to 40, with a RRP of 199.90 euros.
From single-layer solutions with Dyneema to aramidic fiber reinforcements or fabrics that combine Cordura and cotton, SPIDI’s denim range reflects the same line of work: integrating more and more protection without making the rider have to dress all day as if they had just gotten off the motorcycle. For more information about the complete collection, you can visit the official SPIDI website.
