Men's Snow Hiking Pants Warmth Windproof Water-resistant

My husband is 6'3" and weighs 185. He normally wears a 33 or 34 waist with a 34 inseam. He's tall, trim, and athletic. When we first ordered these, we ordered him a size S/34" inseam. On the packaging in which it was shipped, it said, "32/34". The length was perfect, but the waist was just slightly too snug. The knees are designed in some way to make it feel good to bend your legs, but the size was a little snug and was restricting knee movement, so we opted to return them and buy the next size up. However, since the time we ordered them two weeks ago, they changed the sizing options without providing a size chart. Now, I have no idea what to order him. The reviews only describe sizes in S/M/L/XL, but the current size listings are only numbers with regular/long option (e.g. 32-33 regular, 32-33 long, 34-35 regular, 34-35 long, 36-37 reg., etc.). Since we initially ordered him a S/34, and the packaging said 32/34, and now the option is either 32-33 or 34-35, I don't know what the next size up is from what we last ordered him. Did we first order him a 32-33 long? Should I now order him a 34-35 long? A size chart for clarity would be helpful.

I really wanted to love these pants, after all the price was low enough. I wore these pants two times around my house, the third time I wore these the button above the fly fell apart. I went to snap the button and the entire thing popped off. I contacted the seller 2 times, via email and on the amazon feedback section asking them to resolve the issue and received no response back. (I was hoping to not have to leave a negative review.....) Because of the lack of response, poor design on the button and overall bad customer service I'm leaving 1 star. Spend your money on a seller that cares...

First impressions are like many other reviews. The pants seem very well made. It''s hard to find a quality softshell pant that has some insulation at this price and looks expensive. I went with a large. I'm 6' tall and weight 180lbs. My waist is usually a 36, but I've lost some weight recently, so these were a little loose on me. My inseam is normally a 32 and like others said, they are plenty long but kind of taper at the bottom.I really want to like these pants. They're comfortable and seem like they would be perfect for cool weather and even some light rain/snow. That said, there are just some things that are a little off about them. Like other reviews, the crotch thing is kinda weird. I suppose if you have big brass ones these are the pant for you. Or if you're at a party and channel your inner David Lee Roth and do some high kicks and splits there's no chance your going to rip these.I think I'm going to send them back and try a medium, My mind can't seem to get around that idea as I haven't worn a medium in years, but it's worth a shot because I really like the pants. Plenty of storage and stylish.

The material, athletic cut and design features rival Lowe, Marmot and others that are $150 and up. The fit is very athletic (slim legs, seat and very true to the 36 X 32 size) I would love and keep them if the waist was slightly higher and if belt loops were included. For me, the pants sat low on my waist and the back was slightly lower than the front which is never a good cut for snow sports. Also, one leg has a bright logo that some might not like if you are going to wear as a city pant. I thought the logo was tasteful for active sports.

These are great if you want a really comfortable and pretty warm pair of cargo pants. They stretch and have a warm inner lining. Tho they wouldnt work in any weather under 45 degrees but they arent super fitted so you def could put a pair of long johns/thermals under in any weight to adapt to colder temps. With a heavy weight thermal under i can wear them in about 25 to 30 degrees without issue. They are def not water resistant at least not long term. Tested my pair under running water and they soaked through within a minute so def dont wear things if its raining for any prolonged period of time etc. if you dont plan to wear them int he rain or only very light drizzles than these are great comfy pretty warm cargo pants.

For the past few years I have been tolerating the harsh winters by double layering with ugly sweatpants and not-cold-enough long johns. This year, I decided it would be different. Now I know this was a bit on the pricey side, but I was looking for a product that would a) protect my poor legs from the chilling grasp of new york wind chill, b) feel comfortable and not make me curse out my existence with every wear, and c) make me look like a functioning member of society, and not a hobo. Thankfully, these pants fulfill all 3 of those. Fleece-lined, comfortable, looks great with many zippered pockets, and stretchable while having belt loops for those who appreciate the look of a leather snake on their waist (which I don't, but to each their own). Sizing was also perfect, which was a relief since most products here on amazon can fit a gorilla while having a Medium tag. So overall, did I like these pants? Well, if you've read this far then that must be obvious. A-duh. These are great. Time to retire some sweatpants, they will not be missed.

I haven't given them a waterproof test yet but I already love the feel inside and out. I can lift my knees up high without tugging and enough room to go over the top of my boot. I usually wear a 32W x 33L so I ordered the 32-33 and it's perfect. Lots of these types of pants come with a belt. These didn't but I wish they had. I added a belt from another old pair of outdoor pants which keeps my ridiculous oversized phone and wallet from pulling my pants down.