I've ridden with KLIM for several years and have switched all my gear over to them. Yeah, it's a bit pricy, but it delivers in every way... Quality materials, waterproofness, comfort, and longevity. With respect to the Overland line, I'll say that although it's not their pinnacle product, it is mine. The jacket's enduro fit with it's non-cinched waist is reminiscent of some of my older gear and it's a fit that I prefer. Excellent rider-neutral comfort with adequate ventilation and not too overly featured. Discreet yet well placed reflection panels. Ideal neck adjustability, fit, and comfort. Lower hem draw and extended tail keeps draft and moisture out. I'm average framed and find that the generosity of fit not only allows for great breathabilty, but also for proper and flexible layering options.
Although I have the pants, I tend toward the Latitude pant as I prefer the gator approach and snap seals at the cuff, and they're not quite as finnicky in the knee armor. The Overland pant with their generous enduro fit do tend to have the knee armor drift some.
Best to find a place to try them on or use an online source with a liberal return policy. Revzilla works best for me.