SPIDI Moto Jeggins HW Dyneema®: the High-Waisted single layer Denim pants designed to offer the greatest comfort, especially in warmer climates. They feature an innovative lightweight elastic denim, mixed with Elastam and Dyneema®, studied to grant stretchability and a shaping effect. This fabric has been developed to improve the stretch recovery level, resulting in perfect fit and excellent comfort all day long.
Moto Jeggings HW Dyneema® are EN 17092-4:2020 class A certified and include removable Warrior Lite CE certified knee protectors, while CE Warrior Lite Level 2 hip protectors are available as options. The cotton/Dyneema® composition, the elastic waistband and the stretchy panels on knees make them perfect even when riding sport-touring motorcycles.
Mod.
Composition
Season
Waist
Closure
J121
Cotton
Dyneema®
Summer
High
Elastic
J132
Cotton
Elastan
Polyeste
Mid
Low
Button
J79
Cotton
Elastan
Polyester
Mid
High
Elastic
J120
Cotton
Polyester
Elastan
Dyneema®
Summer
Low
Button
This size chart is based on information provided by the manufacturer and should be used as a general guide only. Sizing and fit may vary by product, model, body shape, and personal preference. Always confirm that the item fits comfortably and appropriately before use.
Founded in 1977 by Renato Dalla Grana in Italy, SPIDI began as a manufacturer of high-quality racing gloves for motorcyclists. Over the years, the company expanded its product line to include a wide range of motorcycle apparel and accessories, all designed with a focus on safety, comfort, and style. SPIDI has been at the forefront of innovation in motorcycle gear, introducing the first CE-certified protectors in jackets in 1996 and developing the DPS Airbag System, an integrated airbag for jackets, in 1999.
Collaborations with professional racers have further refined their products, ensuring they meet the rigorous demands of both competitive and everyday riding. With a commitment to quality and continuous improvement, SPIDI remains a trusted name among motorcyclists worldwide.
