Noru Kiryu Mesh Pants

The Noru Kiryu mesh pants have garnered mixed reviews from customers, reflecting a range of experiences and opinions. While many users have expressed satisfaction with the price-point and overall performance of the pants, there are notable concerns regarding the fit and effectiveness of the knee armor. Several customers appreciated the affordability of the Noru Kiryu pants, highlighting their excellent value compared to more expensive brands like ICON. The lightweight mesh Construction was praised for providing good airflow, which is particularly beneficial during hot weather conditions. Users with a 36-inch waist found the large size to be a comfortable fit, thanks to a wide waistband and stretch panels that add to the overall comfort levels. However, the primary concern for many was the knee armor position. A few customers reported that the knee pads did not stay in place, causing discomfort and potential safety issues while riding. This misalignment impacted their ability to grip the bike effectively, which can compromise riding control. Additionally, some users found the protection offered by the pants to feel less robust compared to other heavier options in the market, but acknowledged that these are more suited for light riding or modest speeds. The absence of additional CE-approved padding beyond the knee armor was also criticized. While some found the pants adequate for occasional use, or preferable for their lightweight nature, the durability and reliability for more serious riders came into question. In cases of minor accidents, the pants showed signs of damage, yet protected users from injury, which highlights some level of effectiveness despite their light Construction. Overall, the Noru Kiryu mesh pants are a reasonably priced option for casual riders looking for comfort in warm weather, but the inConsistency in knee armor positioning and overall durability may deter those seeking more substantial protective gear for serious riding conditions. **