• Constructed with two layers of Fire Retardant Cotton (FRC) material
• Straight leg “boot cut” design with stirrups for enhanced protection
• Pants feature zippered closure with hook and loop cover and dual pockets
• Available in black or gray with contrasting accents
• SFI 5 with a SFI 3.2A/5 rating (with sewn in certification tag)
• Thermal Protective Performance (TPP) rating of 19
• Six sizes available to mix or match from Small to 3X

Increased Double Layer Safety for Every Type of Racer

Whether it is a sportsman level circle track car, a bracket class drag racer, or a good old fashioned demo derby ride, no matter what you strap yourself into on a Saturday night, you should be thinking about your safety. Your number one fans (your family!) love to watch you race, but they also want to see you make it through your race weekend. We can’t always control what happens on the racing surface, so your best bet is to be properly protected for those instances where you’re simply “along for the ride” and need to keep yourself protected from instances of fire. A quality racing suit is just what you need, and our double layer FRC-based pants are the perfect answer for many racing classes that do not require Nomex-based protective gear.

Our SFI-5 driving suit pants offer peace of mind and when it comes to fire protection. The double layer, SFI 3.2A/5 fire suit pants have a TPP (Thermal Protection Performance) rating of 19, promising up to ten seconds of protection from second degree burns. While ten seconds doesn’t sound like much time, with practice you should easily be able to release your harness and exit your race car within a period that the TPP rating will be sufficient. Learn more about SFI and TPP Ratings by reading our tech article, . You can also pair these pants with our and to increase your fire protection TPP values.

Two Piece Racing Suits Provide the Best Fit for All Body Types

The popular one-piece driving suit construction often creates issues with those of differing body types. If you have a short inseam, but perhaps bigger across the chest, a one piece suit that fits in the chest area will usually mean overly long pants legs that bunch up. Opting for a two piece suit combination means you can choose different sizes for your driving suit pants and your jacket. For example, you may utilize a “Large” pants size and a “X-Large” jacket size for the best fit. The pants feature a boot cut with stirrups that provide more protection around the ankles while preventing the pant legs from riding up.

The racing pants feature a shiny finish that helps prevent dirt accumulation yet are completely washable in standard home appliances using any one of our products. Though spot cleaning is often all your suit will need. Be sure to follow washing instructions carefully to prevent reduction in fire-retardant capabilities of the pants. Learn how to properly wash and care for your fire suit by reading our Racing Suit Cleaning and Care .

Fire Suit Pants Suitable for Any Racing Venue

This double layer fire suit pants come in black or gray and are available in six sizes, ranging from Small to XXX-Large (3X), which covers waist sizing from 32 to 44 inches. See our for complete sizing details and watch our video to ensure you accurately measure your body for your new jacket and pants. We offer our double layer separately, or we offer a complete single layer with jacket and pants as well.

Superior level of protection for those on a budget:

• FR Cotton is designed for the economic racer involved in organizations that do not require Nomex material. All cotton suits feature a special flame-resistant treatment for an increased level of safety.
• The SFI Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization established to issue and administer standards for specialty/performance automotive and racing equipment. All Finishline racing suits are SFI-certified.

How to care for your race suit:

• Dry cleaning is recommended but the following steps for normal machine washing are acceptable.

Note: some dry-cleaning solvents are flammable and may leave a flammable residue on your race suit.

1. Machine wash with a mild detergent in cold water. DO NOT use fabric softener or bleach.
2. Before washing, close the zippers and fasten all Hook and loop closed using a stainless steel safety pin to prevent damage to the fabric.
3. DO NOT wash other garments with your race suit to prevent the risk of staining from color bleeding from other items. Remove suit from machine immediately after washing.
4. Wash right-side-out ONLY to prolong the life of the liner.
5. Hang indoors to dry, as hanging in the sun will cause fading.