Rev'it Terry Skinny Chino review: Skinny fit, lightweight riding chinos with height-adjustable SEESMART CE-level 1 knee armour, zipped thigh pocket and webbing belt loops. This guide considers the listed features and the checks to make before buying.
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Key features of Rev'it Terry Skinny Chino
Sportsbikeshop lists the following details for the checked version:
- PWR Stretch interlock construction provides Class A abrasion resistance
- Height-adjustable SEESMART CE-level 1 knee protectors
- Pockets for optional SEESMART RV33 CE-level 1 hip protection (sold separately)
- Two front pockets
- Two welted back pockets
- Diagonal zippered pocket on thigh
Protection and construction
The listed garment certification is Class A. This describes the clothing classification; the impact protectors have their own ratings.
The specification lists protection at the knee. Check that these areas sit correctly when you adopt your riding position.
Comfort and everyday use
Stretch material is part of the construction. Try the garment in a riding position so you can assess movement at the waist, hips and knees rather than judging the fit only while standing.
Seated fit and protection positions
Try the trousers while seated on the motorcycle, with your usual boots. Check the waist, leg length and any protector positions in that posture. A comfortable standing fit alone does not establish where knee protection will sit when you ride. Confirm the size chart and any jacket connection separately.
Versions and options
The checked listing links to these options: Black, Sand. Check the selected version and available sizes before ordering; the linked price may apply to a particular option.
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