If you are looking for a pair of riding pants to go with your three-season riding jacket than these Dainese Galvestone pants are an option to consider. Made out of wind-blocking Duratex fabric and boosting a thermal liner, these pants feature the patented Gore-tex membrane therefore they will comfortably get you through fall winter and spring. Product Information Duratex is the base material of choice in the design of these Galvestone riding pants. Duratex is durable and abrasion resistant and it therefore forms a first line of defense in case of an accident. The guards that man the Duratex wall in this case are removable EN 1621.1 (a European standard for protectors for shoulder, elbow and forearm, hip, tail-bone, knee and lower leg) certified protectors placed on the knees. Add to this soft inserts which can break a potential fall and you find the formula for a pair of highly regarded riding pants. Dainese’s Galvestone riding pants enable you to ride comfortable throughout fall winter and spring, but exactly how do they do it? Dainese started out by laminating the patented Gore-Tex membrane to the Duratex fabric. The extremely water-resistant membrane let’s moisture escape while keeping water droplets out therefore making these pants breathe. To this the Italian motor gear manufacturer added a removable microfleece thermal liner, which keeps you warm all year round. The used Duratex fabric blocks out wind making the Galvestone pants wind, water and “cold” resistant. But what is a pair of riding pants that do not fit? Probably not your pair of riding trousers. That is why Dainese fitted their Galvestone pants with some convenient adjustment options. A double Velcro adjustment system at the waist ensures they are not likely to come falling of your hips and a zipper at the calf allows for easier boot fitting. Last but certainly least want to mention the Jacket-trousers fastening system that Dainese integrated into the design of these Galvestone pants. A 360 degree zipper runs along the waist of these trousers, allowing you to zip them to almost any pair of Dainese riding jacket available. This in its turn prevents wind-penetration while providing you with one-piece riding suit protection at the same time.