Pants
The best pants, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on September 19, 2023. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Pant Reviews
Marmot Scree Pant
Used to be the best pants ever. I bought my first pair of these a decade ago it seems. They turned out to be the most amazing comfortable pants I had ever worn. They seemed indestructible and to give you and idea of what I mean, I still have be original pair but they look ratty these days. I have hiked with them through rocks and poking things like brambles and branches. The most amazing feature of these pants is temperature regulation. Or at least it was. The first designs of these… Full review
Arc'teryx Beta AR Pant
My first Arc'teryx hardshell. Let's see if it fits the bill... Haven't used it that much on purpose since hardshells are my last resort, especially when it comes to pants. Why? Well, primarily because of the extra weight and secondly because of the whole process of getting in and out of in the field. I think of hardshells like a pair of crampons: use them only when needed and not for the whole duration of the hike. Hardshells are the bane for many hikers because they usually don't work the way they… Full review
Columbia Titanium Pants
Good looking but basic. Columbia's Titanium line (now Titan) is supposed to be the top of the line series, but from my experience this pair is a basic fly with button with no membrane or any reinforcements in key areas. Don't get me wrong, I love these pants and that's why I've been using them for five years give or take. I bought this 32 inches width and 30 inches height, which is the short leg variation, and it fits great for my 5' 7" frame. The fabric is mainly polyester with a low percentage… Full review
Arc'teryx Gamma AR Pant
So close, SO CLOSE; these pants are amazing. The fit, the mobility, the stretch, the sizing, but why couldn't you just put the littlest back pocket on there for before and after the wilds? -when I need to stick a license, credit card, and twenty bucks somewhere accessible?! The pants in the field: Whether hiking, backpacking, nordic skiing, snowshoeing, or even wearing these pants under my ski pants on a quick, lunch-break-tour of my favorite alpine trails around our resort, these pants rate an… Full review
Outdoor Research Cirque Lite Pants
The Cirque Lite Pants are another hit from Outdoor Research. These alpine climbing pants are hiking, scrambling, and three-season mountaineering friendly. Hiking out from Peggy's Pond in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness (Washington) Outdoor Research's Cirque Lite Pants Ever do something dumb outdoors and turn a pleasant hike/climb into an epic suffer-fest? Yeah, me neither. Outdoor Research, the “working man’s” gear company, has made a pair of pants that can take you from casual hikes with… Full review
Ronhill Trackster Classic
Great versatile pants. Used these for 30 years. Great versatile pants used for commuting on the bike, running, and hiking. Last forever. Full review
Kühl Rydr Pant
Liked them, until I washed them. Liked them, until I washed them. Dye came out uneven, and now they look heavily wrinkled. Pretty disappointing for what they cost. Tag said they where machine washable. Material did feel stiff when new, as well as after being washed. They felt larger than what the size said compared to the same size in other brands. Probably won't buy again. Full review
Wrangler All Terrain Gear Synthetic Utility Pant
This is a good budget hiking pant for those who like the look of jeans. The pants are stretchy and comfortable, but not breathable or durable. They have good pockets and an otherwise simple feature set. I would likely recommend this to a friend. These pants are a budget option from Wrangler, who are more known for their jeans. These pants look like jeans, and I wear them when I don't want to wear anything super "hiker" for social reasons. Front view of Pants They are designed for hiking though,… Full review
namuk Dash lightweight ripstop pant
A pair of pants that can handle the wears and tears of a toddler. Great for outdoor families needing sturdy apparel. Testing Conditions: My daughter has worn these pants for 6 months, from late spring to early autumn. She’s worn them on camping trips, at the playground, and countless times while playing in the backyard. She’s certainly got them dirty and abused them as well as any toddler can. During testing, my daughter turned 2 years old and wore size 12-24 months. Camping trip with the… Full review
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