Pants
The best pants, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on April 15, 2021. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Pant Reviews
Flylow Baker Bibs
When I decided it was time for me to switch to bibs, the Flylow Baker Bibs beat out all of their competitors across all winter uses. My Flylow Baker Bibs were a game changer this season. I knew I wanted to make the switch to bibs after seven previous seasons of constantly re-tucking my mid-layer into the back of my ski pants. The shifting of bottom and top layers during the four major movements that take place during any single ski day were causing me madness; boot up, lift… Full review
Eddie Bauer Mountain Pants
Great pants with the extra pocket for your wallet and helps you from getting back aches. Good material. Not for hot sweaty days, but you should wear shorts or jeans then. Full review
The North Face Freedom Pant
Good pants for playing in the snow. I have had the pants for a couple of years now and they are my main alpine ski pants. They have held up well considering what I put them through. I mentioned most of the pros already. These also have a large thigh pocket that I have never used because the zippered front pockets are deep enough to handle what I carry. I am not sure how breathable these are, but you will appreciate the side vents that are on the inside thigh. And these pants are a little on the… Full review
Jöttnar Valdyr Pants
A severe condition hard shell, drop-seat pant for winter climbers, alpinists, and ski-mountaineers. Used in all the previously mentioned as well as long winter hikes, snowshoeing, and backcountry Nordic skiing. Workmanship is excellent, Colour schemes limited, Internal powder gaiters along with kevlar instep protectors for protection against skis and crampons + errant snowshoes. image courtesy Jöttnar Fit & Comfort I'm 6'2" (187cms) and the large size fits surprisingly well. They don't feel… Full review
Under Armour Storm Tactical Patrol Pants
Fit well and water resistant. I bought them from Winners for $29.99 and have been out several times with them on warm, cool, and cold weather hikes of up to several hours. So they are pretty simple cargo pants with some features I like. No Velcro! I find velcro just collects lint and becomes unusable. These pants use snaps on the pockets and I find them secure enough and easily accessed. The belt loops are large enough for my belts and are strong enough to clip gear to. They are cut to conform… Full review
Rab Kinetic Alpine Pants
Summer has a new friend. The Kinetic has proven a phenomenal solution to non-winter protection. Often, during summer and fall, to carry a Gore-Tex pants shell isn't convenient. When weight is of the matter, the Kinetic offers full waterproof protection with these reliable pants. This shell isn't an over-pant. It is a full garment on its own. The construction is flawless. The quality is outstanding, on pair with all RAB products. It is both comfortable and breathable. It feels light and indeed it… Full review
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
