These were only worn once for about an hour. Size is XS and these fit true to size. Fits someone who wears size 0 (24/25 jeans). The padding at the hips are quite substantial (see pics). As you can see, the cut is "pre-curved" in the way you would sit on a bike...would be perfect for riding a sportsbike. Just decided they weren't my type of pants. 
These retail approx. $300 + tax. Asking $125
Here's MotorcycleGear (formerly NewEnough)'s review:
Joe Rocket’s Roxie Pants are great for street/sport riding and for amateur track use too. The pants are made of high quality leather with abrasion resistant flex fabric material down the inseam and in the calf area. The pants are zippered and tapered at the ankle with the idea that you’d wear them tucked into sport or touring boots. The armor in the pants consists of two foam pads for the hips and a set of rubberized “turtle shell” type armor in the knees (take the “View Larger Pictures” link above to see close-ups). For attachment to jackets (those with zippers anyway), you get both a short rear zipper and full circumference zipper. You also get the mating half of those attachment zippers, which helps if you plan to adapt the pants to a non-Joe Rocket jacket. Putting a zipper into a jacket is generally no big deal for a tailor when you already have the correct zipper for them to install.
These retail approx. $300 + tax. Asking $125
Here's MotorcycleGear (formerly NewEnough)'s review:
Joe Rocket’s Roxie Pants are great for street/sport riding and for amateur track use too. The pants are made of high quality leather with abrasion resistant flex fabric material down the inseam and in the calf area. The pants are zippered and tapered at the ankle with the idea that you’d wear them tucked into sport or touring boots. The armor in the pants consists of two foam pads for the hips and a set of rubberized “turtle shell” type armor in the knees (take the “View Larger Pictures” link above to see close-ups). For attachment to jackets (those with zippers anyway), you get both a short rear zipper and full circumference zipper. You also get the mating half of those attachment zippers, which helps if you plan to adapt the pants to a non-Joe Rocket jacket. Putting a zipper into a jacket is generally no big deal for a tailor when you already have the correct zipper for them to install.