The Women’s Motorcycle Pants W-TEC Warao Lady are ready to match whatever pace you set. Their sporty cut, bold reflective and neon details, and functional features make them a reliable partner for spirited rides and longer journeys. They’re tailored to fit the female form perfectly, stay securely in place, and, when paired with the W-TEC Warao Lady motorcycle jacket, create a confident and technically refined riding set.
Protection You Can Rely On
The removable polyurethane CE knee protectors (EN1621-1 Level 1, Type B) safeguard what matters most, while the hip protector pockets let you upgrade your protection even further. The anti-slip panel in the seat area keeps you steady during acceleration and braking, and the reflective elements ensure you stay visible in low-light conditions.
Ventilation and Comfort in Any Season
The AirVent System – two zippered ventilation openings at the front of the thighs – gives you full control over airflow. When temperatures drop, simply zip in the removable thermal liner. The breathable mesh lining enhances airflow and keeps you comfortable even on longer rides, while the integrated internal climate membrane adds protection against rain.
Unrestricted Movement and Practical Details
The elastic ribbed panels at the lower back and knees, along with stretch panels behind the knees, ensure maximum flexibility in every turn. The adjustable waist with hook-and-loop closure and expandable leg openings with a zip and hook-and-loop cover allow for a precise fit. The pants also feature two thigh cargo pockets with hook-and-loop closure, two front zippered pockets, and a zipper for connecting to a jacket—because your gear should function as one complete unit.
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How to measure: These are the external dimensions of the clothing when slightly stretched. These are not body measurements. Optimally, compare the dimensions with your clothes that fit you well. For garments with inner layers, take into account their presence.


































