Apparel - Long Pants

"Bikepacking trousers" work for mountain biking too, apparently, and for most seasons

Not just another MTB clothing company.

The North Shore may no longer have the mildest climate in Canada...

Tim Coleman dressed in a full Leatt kit for a summer of riding and racing - here are his thoughts...

Trevor checks out Race Face's Indy line including the long-sleeved jersey, pants, and knee pads.

Does it matter if your life-partner laughs at you when you are dressed for a wet-weather mountain bike ride?

Some pants (from The Awesome Shirt Company!), Race Face Covert knee pads, and two sets of eyewear from Adidas...

Some hits and misses in a selection that includes jacket, pants, jersey, gloves, shoes and kneepads from PI...

Can merino wool products be the new Canadian Tuxedo?

From Australia's South Coast, to Canada's Wet Coast - DHaRCO serves up stylish threads that work everywhere.

Shoulder season gear from Leatt, SixSixOne, and Showers Pass

The New Zealand company with the upside-down logo sent us a couple of jerseys and some pants to try...

Do the Athertons know what it takes to stay comfortable in the PNW?

Very light & comfy riding pants from the Squamish brand.

Two good pieces of gear - the Leatt MTB 4.0 pant & Showers Pass Apex short - that would survive a cull of my closest...

Two uncompromising garments designed to protect you from the rain in Portland, Quebec, New York, Vancouver, the UK or France...

It could be.a real asset having Patagonia enter the mountain bike sphere, but these excellent pants may not be ready for prime time...

Gear from Fox for staying comfortable and motivated to ride through the cold, wet months.

Royal's Race pants combine four-way stretch materials and two decades of DH pant experience to create something that is truly pedalable both up and down technical trails.

A look at Race Face Ruxton shorts and pants - Trevor likes them both but wants to wear the pants every ride...

These are pants made for nasty weather, to keep the cold and wet at bay and keep your performing like its mid-summer...

Long pants in wet weather were a thing early in the freeride era, but materials and design hadn't yet caught up to mountain bikers' needs...

"Riding my motorcycle from Nanaimo to Tofino in a monsoon proved that these pants can easily take on anything that a measly bicycle could throw at them..."

Good clothing helps keep me sane and my riding stoke smoldering when the days turn nasty, brutish and short…