Kevlar® is a soft knitted non-abrasive material and is comfortable against the skin. The fabric is unique in construction and offers breathability and flexibility. The material itself is designed to dissipate heat quickly and distribute air evenly through the fibres.

How strong is Kevlar ®

Draggin K-Shirt - 100% Pure soft knitted KevlarKevlar® is a man made fibre, which offers incredible protection against abrasion, cuts and heat. Five times stronger than steel pound for pound, flame resistant up to 400 degrees Celsius and exceptionally cut and slash resistant.

Kevlar® in various forms is used in ropes that tie up ships, clothing worn by saw-millers, firefighters, glass handlers and air force pilots, tank armour, aeroplane wings and lightweight canoes.

Probably the best known is the production of bullet proof vests! Although constructed in a different way (lets face it who wants to wear a bullet proof vest on their arse!)

The knitted Kevlar fabric cannot be easily ripped, torn or damaged in any way apart from manually cutting with scissors and the like.

The Draggin' Jeans Kevlar® is fully machine washable / dryable and requires no maintenance, they look good, feel comfortable and most importantly... they work!

Draggin Products, enhancing the pleasure and safety of motorcycling.

General Features of KEVLAR® :

* High Tensile Strength at Low Weight.
* Low Elongation to Break High Modulus (Structural Rigidity).
* Low Electrical Conductivity.
* High Chemical Resistance.
* Low Thermal Shrinkage.
* High Toughness (Work-To-Break).
* Excellent Dimensional Stability.
* High Cut Resistance.
* Flame Resistant, Self-Extinguishing.

100% soft knitted Kevlar®

100% soft knitted Kevlar®

Note: The kevlar® fabric will gradually go a darker shade of gold with exposure to sunlight.

Kevlar® is a registered trademark of DuPont™
More information visit: http://www.dupont.com/kevlar/

How do we know how tough our jeans really are?

We conducted our own drag tests at Calder Park Raceway in Melbourne. The concept was simple, attach a victim to a modified drag car and maybe a Harley Davidson or two and drag him on his arse up the drag strip!

Well ... 140 kph and 300 metres later the jeans basically spoke for themselves. Not only did our victim survive but he wanted to do it again! Not a scratch on him and the jeans were still in good enough shape for another run.

All in all 12 drags were conducted and the respect of all involved was gained. They ain't called Draggin' Jeans for nothing you know!

Multi Drag Tests Video - (1.68mb .wmv)
If you wish to save the movie to your computer, right click on the link above and select Save Target As ...

Note: You will require a media player that plays .wmv files.
Microsoft Media Player - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/

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Stuntman Matt Mingay (Stand-in stuntrider for Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible II) helps test Draggin' Jeans.

	Drag testing Draggin' Jeans. Matt Mingay riding a Suzuki Bandit & Grant Mackintosh the victim getting dragged.
	Fabric disintegrating. Kevlar® and skin intact.
	Road Surface. No trick, No scam the drag test was done on this road surface. Ouch, I'm glad they were wearing Draggin' Jeans.
	The drag test result. Kevlar and skin still intact.

Men's jeans sizes - leg length 34 inches

Draggin size inches	28	30	32	34	36	38	40	42	44	46	48	50	52
Waist cm	71	76	81	86	91	97	102	107	112	117	122	127	132

Women's jeans sizes - leg length 32 inches

Draggin size	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22	24
Waist cm	65	70	75	80	85	90	95	100	105	110
Waist inches	26	28	30	32	34	36	38	40	42	44
Hip	92	97	102	107	112	117	122	127	132	137
UK	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22	24	26
US	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22	24

Your Waist

Your Chest

Back Protectors

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Your Waist

• Please measure waist with button done UP
• With band pulled out measure one side to the other using inches or centimetres.
• Double the measurement = Your waist size.

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Your Chest

Measure the largest part of your chest.
Tape goes straight across.
Breathe normally.

Measure over undergarments.
Keep tape measure comfortabley snug, not tight. Measure to the nearest
1/4inch or 1/2cm.

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Back Protectors

For correct sizing on back protectors customers need to measure from top of spine to bottom of the spine.