PAL55
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Looking to buy a new pair of trousers, the Stadler 4 All Pro look good to me? Any feedback on these if you have a pair would be appreciated.
Stadler Trousers
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Haven’t got them, but that is the set complete with jacket that I am saving up for.
As Motoledgends are the only dealer in the UK, I assume you’ve watched their recent Video on YouTube on the subject. I have tried the suit in a couple of years ago whilst in Germany, and I was sold on 10 year warranty and ability to have it custom made for one’s abnormal stature.
Entire German police force (according to Chris) along with the Irish Police, are supplied with Stadler kit……
One person that does have the Supervent 3 jacket and All 4 trousers is [mention]Enginerelight [/mention]….
As you would expect at the price they are, excellent quality, a good fit (for me at least) and fully waterproof. Currently saving up for the jacket. You won't be disappointed
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Plus 1 for the above - and if you were thinking of skimping on the braces, don't ��
PAL55
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No I wasn't going to skimp on the braces, watched the video and they seem to be a compulsory purchase!! Thanks for all the input guys, I guess a trip to Motolegends is on the cards.
You won’t regret it. I’d be having one now, but covid had put things I. Hold and as I need it to be made to suit my long limbs, it will cost just a few shillings more over the suit that is available to buy of the peg.
I love mine. Not let water in yet, vents work. Liner comes out and they are quite soft. 10 year warranty. I also got motolegends to provide a matching zip attachment for my rukka jacket. The braces are top quality too.
how warm are the trousers with the liner in? my supervent jacket is not particularly warm
Unlike Brits, Germans tend to, not to ride all year round , therefore Stadler does not include with their garment a full on thermal liner to see you through the coldest parts of British winter. It is merely good enough to take away the chill of early/late riding seasons, and for high altitude touring.
They do however sell a supplement down inner jacket (trouser too I think) that can be worn on it own as well as a casual garment.
My Pukka thermal liners are equally shite during the coldest times of the year. So I purchased TOG24 duck down jacket, that I wear underneath in conjunction with or without the Rukka thermal liners.
Alternatively you can buy Rukka Nivala “Michelin Man” liners too.
I have two pairs of Stadler trousers... But the Touratech branded ones. One is highly vented with a separate Goretex over trouser, the other is a more traditional laminate (World Traveler and Borealis iirc).
I wear the Borealis the most. Both are beautifully made and fit perfectly. They are almost a joy to use. I'd by them again if they were damaged beyond repair
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I wear the Borealis the most. Both are beautifully made and fit perfectly. They are almost a joy to use. I'd by them again if they were damaged beyond repair
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I forgot... The Borealis does come with a thermal liner, but I've rarely used it. (They are fine down to about 0degs with just old school long-johns.
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My stadler all 4 came with a zip in thermal. Not down but warm enough. I’ve commuted all year and not had the need for thermal longs yet. They work as well as my halvarrson linet did.
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