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Matix Daewon Signature Denim Pant - Men's - 2010
Practice your manuals in the Matix Daewon Denim Pant so you don’t grind your knees to pulp trying to skate like the master. Daewon Song’s signature denim pant covers you with burly stylishness for your board-flipping-to-bar-hopping schedule. The zipper fly stays put no matter how hard you smack the pavement, and the tie waist lets you tighten up before you ollie a massive stair set.
Bottom Line: Looks great on board close-up video segments.
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what type of material is it and how skinny are they?
what type of material is it and how skinny are they?
By: Sam
November 23, 2011
Almost all cotton with 1% lycra with great stretch. Daewon is known for his jeans having a slim fit which gives about a 16.5 leg opening and a slightly loose fit through the thigh
By: jrl5030514
November 27, 2011
Fit Perfect
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Jeremy Curtis
March 1, 2012
Matix are the only jeans I buy, for some reason they just fit perfectly, and look great. I usually just stick with Marc Johnson's but wanted to try this too since I heard they fit really well too. I'm 5'9 140lbs, and have a hard time finding jeans that aren't too baggy or too long, and these are perfect. I highly recommend them.
when will you get the nightriders in a 32
when will you get the nightriders in a 32
By: carson
August 19, 2011
Best Jeans ever
By:
Sean
September 8, 2010
Definitely the most comfortable pair of jeans i own. the fit is perfect and feel already broken in when you where them. and the color is sick as fuck
By: carson
August 19, 2011
i have bought 3 pairs of these in the last year they are my favorite pants they are way comfortable and they look way sick. they do fade in the wash a little each time but the fade still looks good.
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