
Where I’m from, there are only two seasons: hot summer and hot rain. It hardly ever drops below 70 degrees here, so I have no use for thick, winter-specific riding gear. What I do appreciate, however, is a nice pair of breathable riding pants with tons of ventilation, and that doesn’t skimp on protection. Based on the looks of it, the new Nazaire’R riding pants from DXR is exactly that.
You may be familiar with DXR as Dexter, as it was formerly called. A subsidiary to the French brand Motoblouz, DXR has a variety of riding gear that’s perfect for those on a budget, but are also conscious about style, and of course, safety. The newest offering comes in the form of the Nazaire’R pants, and they’re plenty cool—literally. First off, one glance at these pants makes it clear that they’re meant for summer. The large mesh panels of the thighs and lower legs offer a lot of breathability and moisture wicking. On top of that, their regular cut offers a comfortable fit, allowing air to get in further cooling you down in the process.