Pants
The best pants, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on November 23, 2020. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Pant Reviews
Naturehike Tofern Full-Zip White Goose Down Pants
For a $93 price these 700 fill, full side zip down pants are a very good buy. Great as over-pants in winter camp. I got these full zip down pants from Amazon for winter camp use so I could just zip them on and off over other clothes and that's exactly why I got a size Large. They seem to have decent quality with good loft but this is an unknown brand so we'll see... They are "made in China," but so are many other down pants from well known brands. Black is the only color offered, but that's the… Full review
Mountain Hardwear Logan Canyon 3/4 Pant
When you want a little more protection than shorts, but a little more ventilation than full length pants, these are the ticket. Comfortable and hard-wearing in a variety of conditions all year round. Sierracanon in the Logan Canyon 3/4 pants, ready to hike! A couple of years ago I decided to try something new, and purchased a pair of Mountain Hardwear AP 3/4 pants. Though the "man capri" look was a little different for me, I found myself wearing them all the time... not just hiking, but pretty much… Full review
Patagonia Iron Forge Hemp Canvas Double Knee Pants
The Patagonia Iron Forge Hemp Canvas Double Knee Pant is a heavy, well-constructed work pant with numerous features specifically for working outside with tools. The durable material (a mix of industrial hemp, recycled polyester, and organic cotton) is on the heavy side, but the cut of the pant redeems the bulkiness so your movements aren't restricted. Plus, the pants include recycled and organic materials and are covered by Patagonia's Worn Wear guarantee for many years of use. If you're looking… Full review
Amundsen Peak Knickerbockers
The Amundsen Peak Knickerbockers are designed to stand up to some of the most extreme winter conditions on earth. The quality of construction and materials is obvious out of the box and comes through in the wearing experience. They'll stand up to any winter condition and are surprisingly wearable during the summer, too. A great investment if you prefer fewer, high-quality pieces in your outdoor gear collection. LoneStranger was lucky enough to be assigned the Men's Peak Knickerbockers for review… Full review
Sitka Ascent Pant
The Sitka Ascent Pants are a compellingly solid pair of lightweight hiking and hunting pants, built for warm-weather conditions. Although they are made by a hunting-focused company, these are every bit as good for non-hunters as they are for the hunters—and near perfect for people like me who do both. The breathable, stretch material (Stretch CORDURA Nylon Woven Blend) keeps things cool downstairs when the temps are hot, but unlike many summer hiking pants on the market, these are actually durable… Full review
Amundsen Peak Knickerbockers
The Amundsen Peak Knickerbockers are designed to protect from the elements on a cold winter peak yet vent well enough to climb mountains in full pack on a hot summer trip. Combined with gaiters or just calf length socks knickerbockers are a versatile and different option to consider that brought a surprising amount of functionality to the trail in all seasons. Wide waistband, articulated knees, and five zippered pockets combined with a durable, four-way stretch, 3L fabric make these technical gear,… Full review
Mountain Hardwear Stretch Ozonic Pant
Lightweight and well-made, but won't take much abuse. Recently got the Stretch Ozonic Pants (men's medium, short) and put them to the test on a climb of Mt St Helens the other day. Needed some lightweight basic wind and rain protection. They fit that bill. Didn't take up much pack space and were easy to get on and off over boots. Fit was very good and fabric was helpfully stretchy. I liked the feel of it. The only downside was that the seat didn't hold up well to the enjoyably long butt glissade… Full review
Norrona Trollveggen Gore-Tex Pro Bib
A top-quality (and top-price) Gore-Tex Pro bib. Tough, waterproof, breathable, and wind tight. Built for mountaineering but works well for rando/telemark and light backcountry skiing. It’d be a shame to use and wear it out away from snow and ice. Like many outdoor people, I’m always on the lookout for a deal. Not to the point where I obsessively pick through sales racks of outdoor clothing or haunt discount websites, but I’ll take a peek if I’m passing by. Sometimes that works out well,… Full review
Gore H5 Partial Gore-Tex Infinium Pants
One pair of pants to rule them all! If I put as much forethought into my life as the GORE design team did on these pants I’d be wealthy and wise rather than just handsome. I used to worry about which pants to wear on which activity. These pants, so far, do everything I want to do outside. GORE designed these pants to be ridiculously light 10.9-ounce, flexible, stretchy, windproof, and tough. They are designated as “Fast Hiking” pants. Gore made these pants for maximum flexibility and wind-proofness… Full review
