Turbine Pants

Works well in the rain and cold. Comfortable as over-pants. Front pockets keep wallet and items dry. Pant legs do not fit over boots despite leg zippers.

Nice

Nice pants, work great, feel good, look fashionable, offers great elements protection.

One small con: the belt buckle can unbutton when bending down (to tie a shoe or something).

Right on Target

I couldn't pick an applicable comment for sizing, but this should help. I used page 216 from the Rev'it catalogue, http://www.revit.eu/catalogue/
I couldnt find my wife's tailor's tape so I used some painters tape to determine true length (per their diagram) then measured the tape with a tape measure and multiplied by 2.54 (to find the # in cm vice inches). Size 54 fit all the numbers EXCEPT the outseam (I measured 80). Since I always wear riding pants over my pants and riding pants tend to ride up, I decided to stick with the extra 2 cm offered by the 54.

I love the belt buckle, NO VELCRO! It's way more secure than my previous Frank Thomas pants, and doesn't twist.

Waterproof liners are great! I've worn them through an hour of driving rain at 1/4 to 1/2 mile visibility with no leaks. Removing or reinstalling them takes about a minute with the 3 zippers. There's about a 6 inch piece of rubberized fabric on the bottom inside of the pant leg too. NOTE: these liners are WAY different than anything I've used before. The exterior shell of the pants WILL SOAK, but inside the liner is TOTALLY dry, I took pictures and wiped down the inside with a paper towel to proove it to myself. Two important considerations: Because the liner presses directly against you, riding in the rain feels about 5-10 degrees cooler than other rainproof gear I've had. Also, because the outer shell gets soaked, it takes either about 15 min at 60 degrees to dry the exterior when riding OR hanging the pants up for about 8 hours.

Weeping water at the jucntion at your coat and boots will be your weakest link.

Knee armor is well placed for me (typical jeans inseam 34).

Venting is GOOD with the waterproof liner in and EXCELLENT with the liner removed. Comfortable thru 80F (the highest temp here so far). Breathability of the waterproof liner is WAAAAAAAAAAAY better than my other GORETEX or Aquapore garments, you can actually wear it against your skin w/o sweating.

I compared these pants to Cayenne Pro's (to match my jacket), but I've ridden in as low as 13F and never worn a thermal liner in my pants, so I decided to skip the extra cost and add the venting.

I compared RevZilla to Cusworths in the UK (where my wife bought my jacket for my birthday). With the current conversion rate, Cusworths had the better price, but they can't track shipping and a 2 week delivery took almost 7 weeks. For piece of mind, 15 extra bucks and some Zilla cash, I bought here.

The only thing I miss is the full length side zippers that let me step into and out of my last pants w/o taking off my boots, but this seems to ba a concession to better waterproofing/breathability these days.

Right on Target

I couldn't pick an applicable comment for sizing, but this should help. I used page 216 from the Rev'it catalogue, http://www.revit.eu/catalogue/
I couldnt find my wifes tailor's tape so I used some painters tape to determine true length (per their diagram) then measured the tape with a tape measure and multiplied by 2.54 (to find the # in cm vice inches). Size 54 fit all the numbers EXCEPT the outseam (I measured 80). Since I always wear riding pants over my pants and riding pants tend to ride up, I decided to stick with the extra 2 cm offered by the 54.

I love the belt buckle, NO VELCRO! It's way more secure than my previous Frank Thomas pants, and doesn't twist.

Waterproof liners are great! I've worn them through an hour of driving rain at 1/4 to 1/2 mile visibility with no leaks. Removing or reinstalling them takes about a minute with the 3 zippers. There's about a 6 inch piece of rubberized fabric on the bottom inside of the pant leg too. NOTE: these liners are WAY different than anything I've used before. The exterior shell of the pants WILL SOAK, but inside the liner is TOTALLY dry, I took pictures and wiped down the inside with a paper towel to proove it to myself. Two important considerations: Because the liner presses directly against you, riding in the rain feels about 5-10 degrees cooler than other rainproof gear I've had. Also, because the outer shell gets soaked, it takes either about 15 min at 60 degrees to dry the exterior when riding OR hanging the pants up for about 8 hours.

Weeping water at the jucntion at your coat and boots will be your weakest link.

Knee armor is well placed for me (typical jeans inseam 34).

Venting is GOOD with the waterproof liner in and EXCELLENT with the liner removed. Comfortable thru 80F (the highest temp here so far). Breathability of the waterproof liner is WAAAAAAAAAAAY better than my other GORETEX or Aquapore garments, you can actually wear it against your skin w/o sweating.

I compared these pants to Cayenn Pro's (to match my jacket), but I've ridden in as low as 13F and never worn a thermal liner in my pants, so I decided to skip the extra cost and add the venting.

I compared RevZilla to Cusworths in the UK (where my wife bought my jacket for my birthday). With the current conversion rate, Cusworths had the better price, but they can't track shipping and a 2 week delivery took almost 7 weeks. For piece of mind, 15 extra bucks and some Zilla cash, I bought here.

The only thing I miss is the full length side zippers that let me step into and out of my last pants w/o taking off my boots, but this seems to ba a concession to better waterproofing/breathability these days.

Nice Pant!

Even though short would have fit me, went with the standard. Like my pants a little long. I like the pant and liner and fact that I can zip them into my matching Turbine jacket. Worth the wait!!