The Alpinestars Vector Shorts are built tough to take on season after season of trail bashing. They also feature stretch panels that offer incredible freedom of movement for pedally sections and technical trails.

The Vector shorts are constructed from tough and durable materials, with heavy-duty reinforcement on the seat area (600D) and thighs (450D) that both provide superior abrasion resistance. Ensuring that you get full mobility, comfort and an impressive fit, Alpinestars add a rear ribbed stretch panel plus strategically positioned 4-way stretch panels. 

Keeping the shorts locked and loaded the side waist adjustment tabs combine with a silicone gripper on the inside of the waist. No matter how gnarly you get these shorts are not going to move an inch! Securing the shorts you will find a hidden zip fly and snap closure.

For hard chargers who love to psuh their limits the Vector shorts are burly enough to take the knocks and flexible enough to allow you to throw your bike around with abandon.

About the Alpinestars brand

Alpinestars is a technical safety gear manufacturer for motorcycle and auto racing (MotoGP, Motocross, Formula One and NASCAR), as well as extreme sports. The company takes its name from the English translation of the Italian word "stelle alpine" which, when translated into English, literally means "Alpine stars".
They have also developed a fashion clothing division for men's and women's sportswear lifestyle apparel, based upon Alpinestars' heritage in motorsports.
Founded in 1963 by Sante Mazzarolo in Asolo, Italy, the company started out making hiking and ski boots, but quickly focused on making boots primarily for motocross racing. In the 1990s, the company branched out into manufacturing all types of protective and technical gear ranging from gloves and jackets to full leather suits for motorcycling. They also sold Alpinestars branded mountain bikes until 1996. Today they have offices in Los Angeles and Tokyo while the original headquarters and main research & development labs remain in Northern Italy.
The company is today headed by Sante's son, Gabriele Mazzarolo. Alpinestars is now a global brand, developing technical racing products for MotoGP and World Superbike with leather suits, boots, gloves and protection worn by MotoGP World Champions Nicky Hayden and Casey Stoner. In auto racing, flame and heat retardant Nomex suits, footwear, gloves and underwear have been developed in Formula One and NASCAR with recent Champions Fernando Alonso and Jimmie Johnson.
Alpinestars has established a fashion division with design centers in California and Italy.
The current Stig on Top Gear wears a white Alpinestars race suit