Archive · 27 Jul 2025
ViaTerra Mesh Pants Review: Ventilation, Safety, and Versatility
The ViaTerra Spencer Street Mesh pants are reviewed after being tested over 5000km.
These pants focus on keeping you safe with strong materials in important areas.
They have special armor that is soft but hardens when hit, like a shield.
They are designed to let air in to keep you cool.
There are zippers and adjustments for a better fit.
A minor issue is the pocket placement, which may knock against the knee.
They are designed for ventilation and are not waterproof.
ViaTerra Spencer Street Mesh pants are reviewed after 5000km of use.
Pants combine ventilation, safety, and versatility.
Made with Cordura Nylon 6 on impact zones and CrossTechFlow for airflow.
Features Sas-Tec Level 2 armors for knees and hips; tailbone protector available.
Vertical pockets are a drawback; pants are not waterproof.
- Who
- ViaTerra Spencer Street Mesh pants.
- What
- Review of ViaTerra Spencer Street Mesh riding pants.
- When
- After 5000km of use.
- Where
- Not specified.
- Why
- To assess the pants' ventilation, safety, and versatility.
Drawbacks
Benefits
Pocket Design
Drawbacks
Vertical pockets can knock the knees.
Benefits
None stated
- Brand
- ViaTerra
- Model
- Spencer Street Mesh
- Shell Material
- Cordura Nylon 6
- Armor
- Sas-Tec Level 2 (knees and hips)
- Ventilation
- CrossTechFlow
- Pockets
- Vertical