Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar vs Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5

Which is cheaper to actually own? A live landed-cost comparison for Canada: item price plus shipping, import duty and brokerage, built from the 39 retailer listings ALLR tracks across both models. Every figure below is current tracker data, identical to what each product's own page shows.

Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar

Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar® Pants

from CA$322

21 in-stock offers ship to Canada

VS

Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5

Leatt Pant ADV DriTour 7.5

from CA$402

14 in-stock offers ship to Canada

Side by side

What each retailer charges, delivered to Canada

Every in-stock retailer that ships to Canada, with its cheapest offer broken into item price, shipping, import duty and customs brokerage. The landed total is the sum of the four; GST/HST is not included, the same basis as each product's own page.

Same retailer, both models

11 retailers stock both models for Canada. Shop for shop, the Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar is cheaper at 11 and the Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5 at 0.

How much of the price is duty and shipping

At its cheapest offer (Atomic-Moto, CA$322) the Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar's delivered price includes CA$70 of import duty and brokerage (22% of the total) and CA$14 shipping. Across the 9 retailers shipping it from outside Canada, duty and brokerage average 20% of the delivered price. 12 of 21 in-stock retailers ship it from within Canada.

The Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5's cheapest offer (Royal Distributing, CA$402) ships from within Canada, so no import duty or brokerage applies; shipping is free. Across the 8 retailers shipping it from outside Canada, duty and brokerage average 18% of the delivered price. 6 of 14 in-stock retailers ship it from within Canada.

Duty and brokerage apply to retailers shipping from outside Canada; GST/HST is not included in any figure on this page.

Certifications listed in ALLR's catalog

Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar: EN 17092 A, Armour L1. Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5: EN 17092 AA, Armour L2. Only the Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar lists EN 17092 A, Armour L1. Only the Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5 lists EN 17092 AA, Armour L2. “Not listed” means the retailer data ALLR tracks does not state it, not that the product lacks it; confirm on the retailer's page for the exact variant you buy.

Lowest delivered price by market

Canada is live; the US, UK and EU figures come from ALLR's per-market price aggregate and can trail the live Canada figure by hours.

How the prices compare

Across the 29 in-stock listings tracked for the Alpinestars Andes Air Drystar, landed prices to Canada run from CA$322 at Atomic-Moto up to CA$574 — choosing the cheapest retailer over the priciest saves up to CA$251 (44%).

Across the 16 in-stock listings tracked for the Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5, landed prices to Canada run from CA$402 at Royal Distributing up to CA$935 — choosing the cheapest retailer over the priciest saves up to CA$533 (57%).

On list price, the Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5 carries a CA$670 MSRP and its cheapest current offer is 40% below it.

Offers & stock, per model

Where these numbers come from

Every figure on this page is live tracker data, prices checked Oct 24, 2026, the same numbers shown on each product's ALLR page. Landed cost means item price + shipping + import duty + customs brokerage to Canada, converted to CAD; retailers are ranked by that all-in figure, not the sticker price. Read the full methodology. Prices and stock move daily, and the retailer's own checkout is always the final source of truth. This comparison covers price, availability and catalog data only — it makes no claim about fit, comfort or performance.