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Quite possibly one of the most versatile and rider friendly pants on the market, the Olympia Airglide 4 Pants are the latest design iteration of a pant that has been a staple of multi-season riding for years. With a tough 500 denier Cordura and Ballistic Airflow mesh, the Airglide 4 Pants can be worn by themselves or over your regular pants depending on your application. The removable waterproof rain liner can be worn in the interior of the pant, over top or by itself to allow complete versatility of a pant that already sets a high bar for utilitarianism. Full leg zips on both layers allow for easy on and off with or without boots on and the adjustable CE rated knee armor ensures you are properly protected.
Features:
Outer shell constructed in 500 denier Cordura fabric with Ballistic Airflow mesh panels
Waterproof over or under rain pant
Full side leg zippers extend to waistband
Removable and adjustable height CE Motion Flex armor at knees
Cool mesh airflow lining
Removable EVA compression foam at hips
Custom Fit detailing at waist, hips and bottom hem
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WWaistMeasure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
IInseamMeasure from the highest point of your crotch down to your ankle, along your inner leg.
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This is my second pair of riding pants, I needed a new set because my Sedici pants were just too hot even with the liners out. Olympia Airglide 4 provides plenty of mesh for those hot days. I can wear them as over-pants or, not to be too personal, I have worn them with just some Powercool Boxer Briefs and it is nice to feel the air in the high 80s and low 90s temps. Pretty good investment in my opinion.
To start out with, I contacted Revzila customer service to inquire as to if this could be used as an over pant. Their response was absolutely, oder your normal size waist measurement and it will work just fine. No, not accurate. I ordered my size and it is a very tight fit over street pants. I would've sent them back for a larger waist size but that would've put the length too long to hem without getting into the zipper. Which brings me to my next point. With the rain liner in and your footwear on they are a bit difficult to put on. Yes they have a nice long zipper, but don't forget if you leave the rain liner in, it's not easy to get the pant on and off. Havnt hit the wet stuff yet so I don't know how waterproof they are. Even though it is not advertised to keep ya warm, it did a very good job. Provided you had enough room to slip a pair of thermals under your street pants I bet they would get you through some pretty cold rides. With the rain liner still in of course. If you can, spring for a next level waterproof over pant. I don't, so I will have to get skinnier or live with them being a bit tight. Revzila makes it a point that Olympia pants have a special portion of hemability . Well if you look at the pant, there is a tab that you pull to tighten the fit. You'll have to have that re positioned by the seamstress or loose it. As well as losing a little or a lot of the other velcro closer at the bottom. Just a little something not mentioned in the review.
Fit -- Spot on. I wear a 32/32 in jeans. I ordered the size 32 and they were a great fit. The waterproof "liner" fits well under and over the pants. Once I had the pants on with my boots, I had no trouble putting on the liner over my boots and pants (I wore a pair of gym shorts under the pants). The liner went on easily despite having no zipper on the legs. The legs are extra wide with velcro strips to make them more narrow and not flap in the wind. There are adjusters on each side of the waist of the liner so you can get the liner to fit just right.
Comfort -- My first ride (3 hours mostly on small gravel roads) with these pants (without rain liner) was on my 2003 BMW Dakar. It was a sunny day about 75 degrees. I bought these to remain as cool as possible on hot summer days. Let me say that the air flow is unbelievably good (just gym shorts underneath)! In fact on a 75 degree day going 50-60 miles/hour, at times my legs were a bit chilly.
Design -- The pants look good enough so that you'll feel good about wearing them into a store or restaurant. The front pockets are roomy enough to keep the usual things like a wallet, keys, cell phone, etc. The back pockets are a bit shallow. But maybe that's so you don't wind up sitting on the contents in them. The full length zippers worked well. I have a 2 year old Olympia jacket that zips perfectly to the pants.
Protection -- The material seems durable and tough...only one way to find out, and I don't want to find out. The knee protectors are CE approved and comfortable. The hip protectors are foam. I plan on replacing them.
This is my third pair of Air Glides. The first 2 pair lasted me 5 years each before the zippers finally gave out. I would have gladly given a 5 star rating if it weren't for the new liner pants which really suck. Luckily, I still have the old high quality liner pants, which have full length side zippers and can be worn separately without embarrassment. If the Airglide 4 is your first purchase in the line, you will love them. Just realize the liner pants have really gone down in quality. Happy Trails!
I wear my AG4 pants to commute and cruise around town. I also wore them through the MSF course. I have not had many hours riding with the AG4 pants but they have lived up and surpassed my expectations. The rain liner is a welcome feature and negates the need to buy a separate rain suit. There is not thermo liner like that on the AG5 jacket but as an overpants you will be covered when wearing your favorite jeans. I have not used the rain liner yet but I know that will change shortly in the near future.
The styling is pretty nice and certainly represents the sport bike motif. I'm not one to care about what others think so I personally have no problem rocking only this and a pair of lightweight shorts underneath. The fit off the bike is very comfortable and super airy in a nice breeze. The 3M piping gets a knock from me in the style department. Even though the reflective stripe is a safety feature it could have better integration in aesthetic appeal similar to the AG5 jacket. I am 186lbs standing 6'3" with a 34" waist line and 34" inseam. I went with the AG4 36" pants with the 35" inseam to give me comfort as an overpants and they still fit my 34" waist with a belt. With the ability to zipper the AG5 jacket to the AG4 pants just completes the look.
Protect is great and with Cordura in all the right places you will not be left out to dry. There hip protector pockets already filled with foam and the foam can be replaced with CE rated protection of your choice. The knee armor is CE rated and fits well when placed in the proper slot for your body frame in the riding position. I don't even notice the armor when walking around and that is while wearing my Alpinestars Ridge Air boots. The fact that you can zip the AG4 pants to the AG5 jacket cannot be understated. I wear a belt with these pants and I employ the zipper to ensure that the AG5 jacket will not ride up in a slide.
I waited until I wore these for a while before writing my review. They fit true to size, I ordered my pant size and they fit spot on in the waist, but are a bit long for me. I know Olympia says they are "easily hemmed by your cleaners", which I may do some day. They are not overly long, so probably will keep them the same. The Velcro at the cuffs is amazing, long, and does its job. The knee pads keep wandering to the inside of the knee, not sure why. After I get on the bike I move and twist the knee pads and lower leg of the pant to the outside, then the knee pad tends to stay where it needs to. I got the pewter color, a really nice change up from everything being boring black, to go with my Airglide 5 High Viz jacket and they look terrific together. Now I am stylin'! Front pockets are generous size, great zippers with pulls you can grab with your gloves on. Rear pockets are a but small but I sit there anyway, so they remain empty except for some emergency cash that I tend to forget is there. The side zippers go up to the waist, so eazy on, eazy off. No loner the one legged butt kicking contest to get pants on and off. These pants flow a ton of air and have no thermo liner. I was looking for a summer, chilling morning, every ride kind of pant to wear over jeans and shorts, so these fit the bill. Now for the BEST PART...the rain liner goes over the pants!!! Thank you Olympia! Why doesn't every manufacture do this? I keep the rain liner out, and just jump into it when needed for a really chilly morning or a rain shower. On, off, that easy. I no longer hesitate to pull over to slip this on. The same with the Olympia Air Gide 5 jacket as well, same over, under rain jacket. Lastly, high quality materials throughout. Its like someone who actually rides have used these pants and refined them through out their evolution! Bottom line, I wear them almost every ride and forget they are there. Enjoy1
I got these a couple weeks ago and have used them every ride since. These are quality pants, more than you would expect for the price point. Something to point out, if you order your waist size, the outer layer will go over your regular street pants without too much of a hassle. However, once you put on the inner (wind/waterproof) layer, be prepared for the process to become time-consuming. The inner layer does not stretch to the same size as the outer layer so getting them over your street pants can be quite difficult. These are advertised as being able to wear the waterproof layer inside or outside the main pants, but I don't know how well these would fit on the outside if you tried it that way (if at all#. As for the bottom of the pants, if you needed to hem them you would be losing a lot of the "velcro" that holds them together and there really isn't a way to add more. The zipper goes from the top of a boot all the way to the hip so getting them on #without the liner# is very quick and easy. I had to adjust the knee pads and was very happy that I could. One other feature I haven't used is the ability to zip these to the Airglide 4 jacket if you get the two together. If I wanted a complete suit then that's what I would have bought so I don't see any reason to use this, but it's there. Overall very happy with these.
Purchased because they are true overpants with full length zippers from near-ankle to thigh, which permits donning them without needing to remove my boots. Step right in, zipper up, and secure the Velcro closures and you're ready to roll. I bought these to where over cargo shorts in hot weather & have been pleased so far. I had to purchase a size larger (32) than I wear (31) since they are only offered in even men's sizes. Otherwise, I'm very satisfied.
I replaced a cheap off-brand pair of vented pants with the AG4's and i only wish i had done it sooner. I wear them primarily as over-pants for my commute to work, (i ride at least 150 days a year) The full-length side zippers are very helpful for getting them on and off without contorting myself into leg-cramping, balance-challenging, awkward positions. All of the adjustments to fit them to my body make them very comfortable to ride in. The inclusion of the over/under rain pant will extend my use of them a lot farther into the fall before i break out my cold weather gear. They are so well built that I expect to get years of riding in them.
purchased olympia air glide pant and then immediately headed out for a 1500mi week long ride through the midwest. out of the box the pants fit perfectly. i normally wear a 33x32 and bought the 34. pants fit very nicely with not feeling baggy and looked decent on. full length zip and adjustable bottoms to the legs made the fit great. air flow was good. would recommend anybody looking for a vented pant to purchase these
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I was looking for proven quality and function at an acceptable price. I was right - both the Airglide 5 jacket and Airglide 4 pants are excellent and very comfortable. A good buy.
Airglide 3 pants on FIRST WEARING (a gift, replacing well-worn Fieldsheer 4 Season overpants) saved me in a 49 mph (by GPS) get-off on I-40. Not one bit of skin was lost. ER people were amazed! ATGATT!
These pant are a perfect compliment to my Airglide 5 jacket and they offer the protection and comfort that I need. I don't mind the "power ranger" look because I could care less what other cagers or riders think of MY protective gear.
Jeans don't cut it when it comes to protection. I wanted pants to replace jeans when I commute but needed them to breath really well because it gets hot as balls in the summer.
I was looking for proven quality and function at an acceptable price. I was right - both the Airglide 5 jacket and Airglide 4 pants are excellent and very comfortable. A good buy.
Have wanted a pair of summer/warm weather ventilated overpants for quite awhile...majority of other brands were not true overpants and required removing boots to don/remove. I wear cargo shorts & construction boots in hot weather and these pants will allow me to quickly gear up for errands on the motorcycle...the full-length leg zippers should do the trick.
Airglide 3 pants on FIRST WEARING (a gift, replacing well-worn Fieldsheer 4 Season overpants) saved me in a 49 mph (by GPS) get-off on I-40. Not one bit of skin was lost. ER people were amazed! ATGATT!
These Pants went through a 75mph high-side with only some minor scrapes on them. The extra long zippers are a blessing when wearing boots, and the over/under rain gear is awesome. I am 6'3 and the tall version of these pants fit perfectly.
These pant are a perfect compliment to my Airglide 5 jacket and they offer the protection and comfort that I need. I don't mind the "power ranger" look because I could care less what other cagers or riders think of MY protective gear.
Had previous airglide pants for 10 years and 60K miles and was very happy with functionality and price point. I commute to work on bike as much as possible and the pants protect my dress pants and airflow is great.
Jeans don't cut it when it comes to protection. I wanted pants to replace jeans when I commute but needed them to breath really well because it gets hot as balls in the summer.
Have wanted a pair of summer/warm weather ventilated overpants for quite awhile...majority of other brands were not true overpants and required removing boots to don/remove. I wear cargo shorts & construction boots in hot weather and these pants will allow me to quickly gear up for errands on the motorcycle...the full-length leg zippers should do the trick.
These Pants went through a 75mph high-side with only some minor scrapes on them. The extra long zippers are a blessing when wearing boots, and the over/under rain gear is awesome. I am 6'3 and the tall version of these pants fit perfectly.
Had previous airglide pants for 10 years and 60K miles and was very happy with functionality and price point. I commute to work on bike as much as possible and the pants protect my dress pants and airflow is great.
Does the Olympia Airglide 4 rain liner have full sippers up the side of them to allow for easier access. According to Revsilla's description both layers do? What I've read so far they do not. Please clarify.
A shopper
on Aug 20, 2016
BEST ANSWER:The main pant has zippers full length. The rain/wind pant doesn't. It is very generous in the circumference from the knee down, with Velcro there to fold it over and hold it tight. You can wear the liner on the inside or on the outside of the main pant. I am finishing up a vacation from Tampa FL to Homer AK for the last 6 weeks. The liners for both the jacket and pants have been on and off, inside and outside, for the last 4 was since coming into Canada. Used for warmth and rain. I also have the Airglide 3 pants, and the 4's are just so much better with the capability of being able to wear it on the outside (not having to take off the pants to get the liner in and out). I wear the liner on the inside for when it's cold, or if it's going to rain all day, and on the outside for the cold mornings when I'll take it off by 10 or 11, and for those rain off and on days. They can be taken off/put on on the side of the road. Hope this helps
BEST ANSWER:The main pant has zippers full length. The rain/wind pant doesn't. It is very generous in the circumference from the knee down, with Velcro there to fold it over and hold it tight. You can wear the liner on the inside or on the outside of the main pant. I am finishing up a vacation from Tampa FL to Homer AK for the last 6 weeks. The liners for both the jacket and pants have been on and off, inside and outside, for the last 4 was since coming into Canada. Used for warmth and rain. I also have the Airglide 3 pants, and the 4's are just so much better with the capability of being able to wear it on the outside (not having to take off the pants to get the liner in and out). I wear the liner on the inside for when it's cold, or if it's going to rain all day, and on the outside for the cold mornings when I'll take it off by 10 or 11, and for those rain off and on days. They can be taken off/put on on the side of the road. Hope this helps
They do not . The liner has no zippers. It has a extremely wide opening for almost anyboot to fit through and a Velcro to tighten if you wish to. I have put them on over my pants while wearing sneakers and some boots with no problem. However I do have a little struggle with bulkier boots. The struggle occurs midway through the pants when taking them off because they are not as wide as the opening.
In short : 1. there are no zippers on the liner. 2. Small struggle when taking off the liner with the pants and bulky boots (no struggle without the liner).
So far I love them. I'm 5'9/10 and the 32 length is a bit too long. Wish they made them with a length of 30.
Pants yes, liner no. I took the liner out and wear it over my pants if needed - it's a little work but I can put the rain liner on without takin my boots off. They have wide openings at the legs that can be velcroed down tighter, and so far it's an excellent set. Been in rain 6-8 times with them and dry as a bone. But no zippers on rain liner.
No the Olympia Air Glide 4 pants do not have full zippers on the rain liner only on the mesh shell. I do not find that to be a problem as I would wear them as an outer rain shell rather than on the inside as a liner.
How do these compare to the MotoQuest pants in regards to the airflow?
A shopper
on Aug 4, 2016
BEST ANSWER:The Airglide have much more mesh, maybe as much as double the amount. The airflow is great. On cold mornings or days, I can put the rain/wind liner over until the temps rise. For me, these are 4 season pants.
BEST ANSWER:The Airglide have much more mesh, maybe as much as double the amount. The airflow is great. On cold mornings or days, I can put the rain/wind liner over until the temps rise. For me, these are 4 season pants.
Unfortunately, I cannot compare the Olympia Airglide 4 pants with the MotoQuest pants as I have never owned a pair of them. I will tell you that I am very pleased with these Olympia mesh pants. I have worn them on 95 degree rides and have stayed comfortable in them as long as I am moving. I also bought the Olympia Airglide 5 mesh Jacket. It too is comfortable as long as you stay moving. Down here in Georgia during the summer you are going to get a little warm when you stop no matter what you are wearing! Go ATGATT (All The Gear All The Time) though!. A little heat and discomfort when you stop does not even compare to the discomfort of going down without wearing any protective gear.
I rode with these with dainese armored Longjohns basically underneath for 5000 miles from Alaska to North Carolina a few weeks ago, and they were fine by my standards. It did get hot through the Midwest and the further south we went but as long as you're movin it's fine. Sit in traffic a lot, probably be hot no matter what pants you wear.
I do not have any experience with the MotoQuest pants, but the airflow is adequate enough for me. If I'm going on a ride just to ride, then I put shorts on underneath these on a summer day and I'm comfortable. If I had jeans on underneath it would be too hot. (this is without the liner) Hope that helps!
BEST ANSWER:Myself I would move up the the 34. However, it will depend on how you plan on wearing them. 1. By themselves I would go no smaller than your current waist size. If they don't make it move up.
2. As overgear, I would go at least one size up. I wear a 35 and ordered a 40 it works but the 38 would have been better. The pants do have belt loops and an 8" zipper, I zip them to me Fly Coolmesh jacket. The zipper seems to be a standard size.
BEST ANSWER:Myself I would move up the the 34. However, it will depend on how you plan on wearing them. 1. By themselves I would go no smaller than your current waist size. If they don't make it move up.
2. As overgear, I would go at least one size up. I wear a 35 and ordered a 40 it works but the 38 would have been better. The pants do have belt loops and an 8" zipper, I zip them to me Fly Coolmesh jacket. The zipper seems to be a standard size.
I'm a 34 waist in jeans barely, bought size 36 and they are probably on the too large side but it makes them easier to get on and off. If I wear shorts the knee padding is all over the place but the hip is still there and at least I have abrasion resistance.
GO up! Thats what I wear and I have a 31" inseam and they fit great with shorts or underwear. I can wear jeans but they are a little tight. Ive only worn them about 5times and im hoping the armor will mold more to my body but I'm happy with them so far.
Although i failed to mention, i bought them on the smaller side because i plan to wear the waterproof liner on top rather than inside. I tried them on with Jeans, with liner on the inside, at the boutique store and they were snug but comfortable.
BEST ANSWER:I have the TCX EVO boots for riding. The pants fit over them with plenty of room to spare. I use the velcro adjuster to tighten the fit after I put on my boots. Hope that helps.
BEST ANSWER:I have the TCX EVO boots for riding. The pants fit over them with plenty of room to spare. I use the velcro adjuster to tighten the fit after I put on my boots. Hope that helps.
How well does the waterproof liner fit on the outside of the pants?
A shopper
on Jun 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER:I've found that it is a very tight fit but it is possible to get the liner over the outside of the pants. The problem is that the liner does not unzip/unbutton/unflap or anything like that at the top and it is tighter than the pants (as it is designed to be worn on the inside). Some days I just can't get it over the pants, others I can, just depends for me. These are great pants for the money. I've not found any that are more versatile than these.
BEST ANSWER:I've found that it is a very tight fit but it is possible to get the liner over the outside of the pants. The problem is that the liner does not unzip/unbutton/unflap or anything like that at the top and it is tighter than the pants (as it is designed to be worn on the inside). Some days I just can't get it over the pants, others I can, just depends for me. These are great pants for the money. I've not found any that are more versatile than these.
They fit fine inside or out surprisingly. Of course you have to take your boots off to get them on which is a bit awkward if it is already raining! This is all assuming you did not put the pants on over some other layer like jeans. Nothing thicker than long underwear can go underneath the pants.
They are very spacious and fairly easy to put on over the pants even with riding boots on.. But they have enough velcro at the bottom to keep things tidy. I have actually worn them more on the outside than on the inside. I have no complaints about them.
It fits well over the outside plenty of adjustments are good at making them fit.. Actually when inside they are a little bulky but outside plenty of room.
BEST ANSWER:Yes, they are designed to work together. The only problem is you'll have to have someone else zip it up in the back, I've not been able to get it myself and doing it first makes getting them on very difficult to say the least. Riding with them connected pulls the collar tight on my neck, but it might not for you. Have fun and stay safe!
BEST ANSWER:Yes, they are designed to work together. The only problem is you'll have to have someone else zip it up in the back, I've not been able to get it myself and doing it first makes getting them on very difficult to say the least. Riding with them connected pulls the collar tight on my neck, but it might not for you. Have fun and stay safe!
I don't have that jacket, but my guess is yes. The zipper used is a very standard one. I have a different brand jacket and it works with that one. You should be fine.
I think that Internet etiquette permits one to refrain from answering a question posed to 8 billion people, if one does not know the answer. I am seeing though, that this is a common thing amongst this community lol. Maybe Anthony can address this in a video.
Looking at the size chart for these Airglide 4 pants , a 34 waist has a 34"inseam. While I have that waist size my inseam is 30". What can be done for guys with shorter legs?
BEST ANSWER:These pants have about five inches of length that can be hemmed at the bottom before you get to the zippers. I also have a thirty inseam, but once I allowed for sitting and having enough coverage so there was no gap above my boots I just left them at full length.
BEST ANSWER:These pants have about five inches of length that can be hemmed at the bottom before you get to the zippers. I also have a thirty inseam, but once I allowed for sitting and having enough coverage so there was no gap above my boots I just left them at full length.
I have a 29" inseam and wear the pants no problem. They are designed to be adjustable in length. You just roll them up and Velcro holds them at that length. This works because the zipper ends several inches short of the length and is replaced with Velcro.
According to Olympia, they can be shortened....by up to 6" I believe. The zippers stop well short of teh bottom making that possible. Some of the Velcro would need to be repositioned to work correctly.
BEST ANSWER:Nope. It does have pretty big elastic panels though. If you try them on and they seem like you need a belt without anything underneath, they will stretch over a pair of jeans or something else. If you try them on and they will stay up without a belt, you might need to go up a size to fit something underneath. I can fit a pair of jeans under them, but I have to take the belt out of the jeans. and I can't use both top buttons on the pants. Hope that helps.
BEST ANSWER:Nope. It does have pretty big elastic panels though. If you try them on and they seem like you need a belt without anything underneath, they will stretch over a pair of jeans or something else. If you try them on and they will stay up without a belt, you might need to go up a size to fit something underneath. I can fit a pair of jeans under them, but I have to take the belt out of the jeans. and I can't use both top buttons on the pants. Hope that helps.
