Bilt Apollo Waterproof Pants

I bought these for a trip to Alaska. I had to make a couple minor field repairs: The waiste velcro straps stiching came loose.

The pants are comfortable and fit. They did well in the rain. They don't breath very well. The ventilation panels help a little. Good for cool weather.

PROS: Abrasion Resistant, Weather Resistant, Comfortable

CONS: Not Breathable

BEST USES: Street Riding, Safety, Bad Weather

I ride daily wanted a decent priced pair of riding pants to slip on over my work clothes. They seem to be working well but I do not think they are sized correctly. I had to return my first pair at a Cycle Gear location (80 miles away). They did not have the size I wanted to try but I was able to try on a pair close to get an idea. I had to go back home and re-order. These too were not close on size. I have had to get creative and do some sewing to modify things. Good thing I was prepared to sew because the factory stitching was terrible. Seams coming apart in several locations, adjustment straps detached the 3rd wear. hopefully my mods hold up, they have already improved the fit. I will recommend these pant to a friend but will let them know they may need to keep the sewing machine handy. cg

PROS: Price, Look, Abrasion Resistant, Stylish

CONS: No Side Zippers, Not Breathable, Poor Quality Seams, Knee Pads Not Adjustable, Poor Fit

Riding through Utah and got caught in snow and rain on the interstate. Stayed dried and somewhat warm through the weather.

PROS: Well Insulated, Weather Resistant, Comfortable

BEST USES: Bad Weather, Year Round

Thought these might work for summer protection, but they are more like sauna pants in the heat. My leather chaps do a lot better at insulating from the heat, whereas the nylon on these pants heats up rapidly in the sun and transmits the heat to the legs. My jeans were soaked with sweat after a two-hour ride. I did encounter some rain, and they were perfectly waterproof. The zip-off panels are interesting but don't really flow much air. Good fit, and I agree with the person who said a leg zipper would be a great thing to allow keeping your boots on.

Great pants. The only change I would recomend would be a zipper for the legs, but they still work great.

PROS: Stylish, Comfortable, Weather Resistant

BEST USES: Street Riding, Bad Weather, Casual Wear

These pants are great for warm weather riding. Comfortable and not at all binding. The removable leg panels make them cool even on hot days. And the price was great!

PROS: Abrasion Resistant, Comfortable, Breathable

BEST USES: Street Riding, Safety

I ride 50 miles each way to work. I tried them for the first time this morning in 40 degree weather. I had worn my "Freeze out pants" under my work pants and had these on as overpants I was very warm. I bought them for warmth and safety.
They are long and I'll have to take up the legs to fit properly, however you have to consider that they fit some men taller then me and you can't buy a length only waist size, I'm 6'1" For the price I paid, I got my moneys worth. I give it a 3-4 because of the length issue.

PROS: Comfortable

BEST USES: Safety, Bad Weather, Casual Wear, Street Riding

I like the fact that the pants zip into the jacket that's nice to keep the air off your back especially if your ride a rocket

PROS: Weather Resistant, Breathable, Well Insulated, Comfortable, Abrasion Resistant, Stylish

BEST USES: Bad Weather, Street Riding, Safety

Got it from sj store. Great service as always.

PROS: Weather Resistant

CONS: Not Breathable

BEST USES: Safety, Bad Weather

Clearance sale... No wonder!

Sloppy fit, not really waterproof. However, they did keep me a lot warmer than jeans alone.

Bottom line: spend more money and get a better product.

PROS: Comfortable

CONS: Poor Fit