Waited all week for these to arrive and they finally came in and when I tried them on they were WAY too big. My hips are 35in and the size chart says to order a 34 - wrong. It's about 4 inches too big so I'm returning these and going with a 30 if Affirm will actually approve me again.

I would love for these jeans to work, but unfortunately I have to send them back. I'm 6'1, 150 lbs, and wear a 6 in most bottoms, sometimes a 4. I ordered these in a 29 long. The waist is between good and a little loose, such that I wouldn't want to size up, but the butt and thighs are too tight. With my waist being my smallest measurement, this isn't an uncommon problem for me with pants--however, with other motorcycle pants (like Rev'It's Outback pants, which I have in a 38 long to accomodate hiking pants underneath) I can often go with a bigger size and just cinch up the waist adjusters. On jeans, this isn't an option, so if you're shaped like me, this pair isn't going to work. The other problem with the fit, which is compounded by the butt being too tight, is the rise being too low to imagine riding comfortably in them. (This is the main reason I'm not going to try a larger size and wear a belt to manage the waist.) Even if you did have a waist/hip ratio that worked for these size-wise, I think the rise might still be an issue. You'd just have to rely on a longer jacket to keep you covered.
Aside from all that, and if you think the fit would somehow work for your body, the quality and materials seem great, as you'd expect from Rev'It. Thick and well-made, without being too bulky. Full mesh lining extends all the way down. Color (I got the dark blue) is great, quite dark, and I appreciate the minimal styling. Was really excited about having waterproof jeans that looked this good, but alas. I'll stick with my Oxford Super leggings for most days (not sorry about that--they're amazing) and the Outback pants in weather (also great, just obviously moto.)
One final note about length: I usually wear a 35 or 36 inch inseam, and with motorcycle pants, I've accepted that 34 is as good as it gets so I don't fault pants for being still just a tad short. My boots do cover the bottom of these, and would still barely do so in a riding position--which again, is as good as it gets for me.

I am the 2 of 2UP. I tried to like the Dainese(we're fans of Dainese and I love/wear their jackets and gloves) Kevlar pants--and even had a tailor cut out behind the knees to facilitate my 5' 0"/short legs to make mounting easier. The Dainese Kevlars were a failure/too restrictive even with the tailoring. Then! I found these jeans. We are Just back from a 2000 mile 9 day tour of the Sierras and these britches were sheer perfection. True fit, superior look and feel. We were caught in a blinding moonsoon/were drenched/but these pants were dry in 8 hours while we slept. I HIGHLY recommend them~ classy and comfy and you'll look Sharp. I couldn't ask for more(except longer legs). Mounting and dismounting was a breeze. For a proper fit=Rev's customer Service talked me into the proper size on the first ship! Ride Safely~ Buy the pants.

So, as a 5'1"/112lb woman with a 24" waist & 28" inseam, I ordered the 24x32. Length is right, style is good. They're too tight for my musculature & the waist hits across my ileac crests at 32". Gonna swap out for a larger size.