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[QUOTE="bbbom, post: 188531, member: 16301"]
Myself, I have not had a chance to see any of the new Women's Gear in person.  Looked at some on the net but wasn't interested enough to actually buy any or to even track any down to try on.

Men's gear fits me fine.  In normal clothes, women's pants rarely fit me and if I can get something that does fit, they are always too short.

I also don't buy gear unless I get a bargain discount closeout type of price.  With 5 riders to keep in gear for dirt, snow and water and all the bikes, jetskis, snowmobiles and transport vehicles to maintain, we can't afford to pay full price for any gear.  Besides, I like the challenge of bargain shopping! :)  If I ever buy women's gear, it'll be when it's on the closeout rack just like all the other gear we buy.

I am not slamming you here motomom but, as far as  the manufacturers starting to take women in this sport seriously -   I don't really care. :eek:  I will pursue whatever activity it is that I want to pursue, regardless of what other people think - as I always have.

IMO the real reason why they are making gear for women is to expand their marketing pool, which is perfectly acceptable - it is the American Way!
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