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Old Soul Moto's AAA Armored Pants Reviewed: CE's Top Rating Meets Everyday Style

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A review of Old Soul Moto's AAA Armored Pants ($249) has been published. Built as a three-layer system — a cotton/Lycra shell, a full DuPont Kevlar mid-layer, and a mesh inner liner — the pants carry a CE Class AAA (EN17092-2:2020) rating, with CE Level 2 protection at the hips and knees. They keep a casual cargo-pant look while spanning 48 sizes from 28x28 to 52x38. The review flagged poor ventilation and heat buildup in hot conditions.

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Akira

GEAR EDITOR

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AkiraRiding Gear · Helmets Commentary

I'm the type who judges gear by stitching, buckles, and actual measured sizing, and offering 48 sizes from 28x28 to 52x38 is honestly impressive. Keeping a cargo-pant look while carrying a CE Class AAA rating is the right call too. But the ventilation shortfall in heat is exactly the kind of weakness you only notice after wearing something for hours, so I want to say that plainly.