Qandco
2009. 5. 21. 14:26
Bike pants make for silly work pants, and vice versa. So we set out to design a product for commuters that functioned equally well at both.
Using fabrics like Illuminite Teflon and 3M Scotchlite we've brought reflectivity to regular trousers. They line the inner pantcuffs and rear pockets, allowing you to deploy added protection and reflection as you pedal off.
The pant cuffs and mudflap pockets can be worn in 4 known ways. There are likely more, and we invite you to invent them.
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The Racing Stripe
Fold up the pant leg in a slender cuff, creating a tight reflective peg.
The Supernova
Display the very broadest expanse of reflectivity, ensuring that you will fry the corneas of drivers in both directions.
The Fireman
With 3M Scotchlite sewn along the inner cuff, a quick upward fold of the trouser leg will render you nearly indistinguishable from a heroic firefighter (from the ankles down.)
The Mud Flap:
When in work mode, the pants feature slit rear pockets, just like any pair of fine workaday trousers. When in bike mode, you can pull out these pockets to reveal mudflaps that hang from your rear and create a broad surface of reflectivity.
