Note on Short Sizes: Selected gear is available in "Short" versions. These maintain the body measurements above but come with a 3 inch shorter inner leg.
Measure your body, not the gear
Grab a tape and measure over your base layers to get an accurate starting point. These specs refer to your actual body size, not the dimensions of the garments. If you find yourself caught between two sizes, think about how you ride. Size up for a looser fit and extra room for layers, or size down for a tighter, technical feel.
Sizing Format: Waist / Inseam (for example, 34/32 means 34" recommended waist fit and 32" inseam length).
Waist
Body measurements around your natural waistline and seat, plus flat waistband garment width.
Waist
W30
W32
W34
W36
W38
W40
Inseam
Inner leg length measured from crotch to floor, along with suggested user height range.
Inseam
L30
L32
L34
Use your current favorite pant as a guide
The most reliable shortcut to your size is to take your favorite pair of non-stretch jeans or work pants, button them, and lay them flat on a table. Measure straight across the top edge of the waistband (Garment 1/2 waist) and match it against the table above. For length, measure from the crotch fork down the inner seam to the bottom hem.
Sizing Format: US (Men's) / EU (Men's). If you are between sizes or plan to use thick thermal socks, we recommend sizing up.
Boots Sizing Chart
Find your boot size by matching your maximum foot length with the chart below.
US (Men's)
EU (Men's)
Max Foot Length
Inside Length
How to measure your feet
Stand on a sheet of paper with your riding or work socks on, with your heel firmly against a wall. Mark the tip of your longest toe and measure the distance straight back to the wall. Match that measurement against Max Foot Length in the chart above.
Max Foot Length: Our recommended max foot length that will fit comfortably in that size.
Inside Length: Total interior boot length with built-in clearance for movement, toe wiggle room, boot lining, and thicker socks.
How to measure
Length / Height
Your full height, boots off, back against a wall.
Chest
The widest circumference of your chest, directly beneath the armpits.
Waist
Your natural waistline, right where you normally bend.
Hip & Seat
The widest part of your seat with your heels together.
Inner Leg / Inseam
From the crotch straight down to the floor or ankle bone without boots on.
Arm
From the edge of your shoulder bone straight down to the wrist bone.
Hand
Width across knuckles with your palm flat, and length from wrist to tip of middle finger.
Foot Length
From the back of your heel to the tip of your longest toe while standing upright.
The Builds
Relaxed
Built with a generous cut for the riders and workers who like to layer up or prefer that loose feel. It is a "no-pinch" zone designed for unrestricted mobility when wrestling equipment, bending, or wrenching.
Pro Tip: If you prefer a trimmer silhouette around town, size down.
Regular
The middle ground. Follows the natural contours of your body without being restrictive or excessively baggy. A versatile, honest cut that gets the job done on and off the machine.
Pro Tip: Check your tape measurements and pick your exact size.
Lean
A more streamlined, closer cut designed to stay out of your way. We remove excess bulk so nothing snags or slows you down, keeping a clean profile with full range of motion.
Pro Tip: If you like roomier thigh space or wear thick thermal liners, consider sizing up.
Owned by The Community
Proudly backed by locals and riders, not big-money investors
Honest, Purpose-Built Gear
Durable equipment that simply works, no frills attached
A Purchase with a Purpose
Every piece of gear sold helps us invest back into our communities
