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Büse Gravel XR - Touring pants that think the step longer

Are you looking for a pair of motorcycle pants that work just as well in pouring rain as on dusty dirt roads? Büse Gravel Xr Is exactly the type of versatile touring pants that follow you in clocks and sheds - with style, function and protection that sits where they are going.

Function before all - but with finesse

Gravel XR has one Removable Humax®-Climiner Pants that is Wind and waterproof, but also Portable on top of the pants themselves - Perfect for fast weather changes. And when the temperature rises? Then you open Ventilation openings on the thighs And lets the trousers breathe.

Elastic fabric on branch, rear, knees and calves Provides compliance during long trips - whether you sit in the saddle or walk around the camp.

Security that is noticed - but not disturbing

• YF® Level-2 CE-approved protection at the hips and knees (height -adjustable)

• GIO-Lite ™ reflex details For extra visibility in darkness

• Reinforced Cordura® zones on the knees and narrow legs protect against wear and bumps

Pack like a professional

With the whole Six pockets, of which Two waterproof carga chicks, you have room for everything from phone to tool. And yes, the pants have Pouring for the braces - A detail that experienced touring skiers know to appreciate.

Comfort all the way

• Antiglid panel in the seat - Stay in place in the saddle

• Adjustable waist and leg ends - Perfect fit regardless of the weather

• Moisturous inner lining - For drier feeling all day

• Whole zipper to connect to jacket - No gap, no move

Material in top class

• Outer fabric: Durable Tactel®

• Strengthening: Cordura® Ripstop

• Stretches: Polyamide/elasthan mixture

• Lining & membrane: Polyester in different technical layers

In short:

Büse Gravel Xr Are the touring pants for those who require function without thumbing on comfort or protection - whether you drive to the Northern Cape, through the Alps or just a long weekend in the forests.

Ready for adventure? Gravel XR is it too.