Bull-it SR6 Cargo Pants 2016

The overall construction of these is solid and the technology is interesting. The armor pockets in hips and knees are generously sized and fit the armor I put in them very easily and were well located and were not conspicuous when off the bike.

These are not a 'slim' fit in the fashion sense. I'd say they are a standard fit. For example I have a 34 waist in AG jeans and got these in 34 but I can easily fit 3 fingers in the waistband - they would fall down without a belt. They are, however, slimmer than most non-European motorcycle jeans.

They could also benefit from a fastening system better than the button which is attached with only a few threads.

The good:
Fit was spot on. They look pretty good.
Protection seems excellent.
Pockets are good

The bad:
Very heavy
Hot, no vents
Waist button popped off after a couple days. Sewing another one was no big deal, but still.
Expensive

Neutral:
Knee pad pockets velcro only at the bottom center. My d30 knee pads are narrower at the bottom, and would occasionally slip sideways and down past the velcro, leaving the armor below the knee. Wider pads would probably work better.

Overall, these could be a great solution for somebody who rides mostly pavement in cooler weather. They look good and are protective. I thought they might be good for the more dual-sporty riding that I do, but no dice. Too hot.

The zippered cuffs are nice, though, and fit well over even an MX boot.

A note on fit: I wear a 30" waist in about everything. These fit well in my normal size. They're slightly slimmer than carharts but not what I'd call slim. More of a straight-leg fit.

After trying several pairs of these and the straight leg version (and sending several back for fit) I finally settled on the Cargo slim fit in 38 Regular (32" inseam). If you order your Levis jean size the waist will be too small (vanity sizing syndrome :)) I typically wear 36x32 levis and the the first cargos I ordered in 36 wouldn't go past my thighs. I know these are slim fit but don't let that fool you. I finally measured my waist and came up with 40". I tried 40R next and too big (for my personal liking), exchanged for 38R and that was the charm. The length on all three pairs was perfect with my boots. I wouldn't say these are slim fit per se. In the 38 they are still comfortable and not tight but also not overly baggy. I also tried the straight jeans version, they also fit best in the 38R. I kept the cargo because I think the utility of these jeans is better with the extra pockets with velcro closures. The straight jeans are also more of a flared boot cut. The cargos aren't exactly straight legs at the bottom but they are not as flared (with the zippers closed) and I preferred that style. Just wearing them around the house I can tell they'll be warm. Maybe too warm for the SC summers but its fall now so they're just right. I also agree that the sewed on button isn't going to last long. It should be a riveted button like their straight jeans version (like Levis). I'm hoping I can get someone to replace the sewed on with a rivet style. Overall a good looking pair of pants and well made (except for the button). I hope I never have to find out how well the work sliding on pavement but Ill have better piece of mind wearing them.

Fit and finish is very poor -- the velcro for the rear pockets, for example, is visible and tends to scratch on whatever you sit on. Also, after only one wash and following the provided instructions, the color has begun to fade.

Protection seems very good, but the inner lining tends to cause wedgies so they're not very comfortable.

Overall, very dissatisfied; would not recommend.